Daniel Defoe's experiences as a merchant provided him with firsthand knowledge of trade, travel, and different cultures, which he drew upon in his writing to cr

Robinson Crusoe spends his time on the island building a house, a boat, and creating a new life for himself. He teaches Friday to use tools and speak English.

Robinson Crusoe remains stranded on the island for 27 years before being rescued by a European ship.

Daniel Defoe is often called the "father of the English novel" because his novel "Robinson Crusoe" is considered one of the earliest examples of the modern nove

The protagonist's name is Robinson Crusoe, and he dreams of becoming a sailor and traveling the world.

Robinson Crusoe's ship is hit by a storm while he is on a trip to Africa to buy slaves, resulting in him being alone on a desert island.

Daniel Defoe's most famous novel is "Robinson Crusoe," which was published in 1719.

Two other famous novels written by Daniel Defoe are "Moll Flanders" and "Roxana."

Defoe's novels often depict characters facing physical, financial, or spiritual challenges and the ways in which they navigate and overcome these difficulties t

Robinson Crusoe encounters natives from a nearby island and some prisoners, one of whom he helps escape. This encounter leads to the formation of a friendship b