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The Life and Adventures of Robinson Crusoe (1808) by Daniel Defoe, 2009-10-04
A Journal of the Plague Year (Penny Books) by Daniel Defoe, 2009-08-08
The history and remarkable life of the truly honourable Col Jacque, commonly call'd Col Jack, who was born a gentleman, put 'prentice to a pick-pocket, was six and twenty years a thief by Daniel Defoe, 2010-08-06
The Life and Most Surprising Adventures of Robinson Crusoe (with linked TOC + Illustrated) by Daniel Defoe, 2010-08-07
A Tour Through the Whole Island of Great Britain by Daniel Defoe, Pat Rodgers, 2005-08-25
The History of the Devil - As Well Ancient as Modern: In Two Parts by Daniel Defoe, 2010-07-06
ROBINSON CRUSOE - DANIEL DEFOE - Original Kindle Edition by Daniel Defoe, 2010-04-20
Daniel Defoe: The Whole Frame of Nature, Time and Providence by Katherine Clark, 2007-09-15
Tour Through Eastern Counties of England, 1722 by Daniel Defoe, 2010-03-06
The Cambridge Companion to Daniel Defoe (Cambridge Companions to Literature)
Memoirs Of A Cavalier - Or, A Military Journal Of The Wars In Germany, And The Wars In England - From The Year 1632 To The Year 1648 by Daniel Defoe, 2010-04-04
Moll Flanders by Daniel Defoe, 2009-03-16
Military Memoirs of Capt. George Carleton by Daniel Defoe, 2010-07-12
The Diary of Moll Flanders by Daniel Defoe, 1970

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Daniel Defoe
Translate this page Home_Page daniel defoe (1660-1731), Novelista y periodista inglés cuya obra refleja su variada experiencia en muchos países y en muchos aspectos de la vida.
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Extractions: N ovelista y periodista inglés cuya obra refleja su variada experiencia en muchos países y en muchos aspectos de la vida. Además de ser un brillante periodista y novelista, Defoe fue un autor prolífico que escribió más de 500 libros, panfletos y opúsculos. Defoe nació en Londres alrededor de 1660, hijo de un pequeño comerciante llamado Foe. Daniel antepuso el elegante 'De' a su nombre hacia 1700. Estudió para sacerdote presbiteriano, pero en 1685 decidió dedicarse a los negocios. Se hizo comerciante textil, y su trabajo le brindó frecuentes oportunidades de viajar por el oeste de Europa. Defoe, enemigo de Jacobo II, participó activamente en 1685 en la fallida sublevación dirigida por el duque de Monmouth contra el rey. Su negocio quebró en 1692 pero más adelante se hizo con el control de una fábrica de ladrillos. Obtuvo un puesto en el gobierno en 1695 y ese mismo año escribió Ensayo sobre los proyectos , un excelente análisis sobre asuntos de interés público como la educación de las mujeres. Digno de destacar entre sus escritos de los años siguientes es el poema satírico El verdadero inglés (1701), un ataque contra la creencia en la superioridad racial o nacional, dirigido particularmente a quienes recelaban del nuevo rey, Guillermo III, por ser holandés. Al año siguiente publicó, sin firmarlo, un libelo titulado
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Full text and plot summary of Robinson Crusoe by daniel defoe Summary. daniel defoes most famous novel was published in 1719 with the full title, The Life and strange and surprising Adventures of Robinson Crusoe.
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Christopher Wren
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Extractions: Christopher was an intelligent boy and did very well at school. He was particularly interested in mathematics and science, and by the age of seventeen had made several inventions. These included an instrument that wrote in the dark, a weather clock, a pneumatic engine and a new deaf and dumb language. At Oxford University Wren developed a reputation as a brilliant scientist. He carried out a series of experiments that was to prove very important for health care. For example, he showed how it was possible to send people into a deep sleep by injecting them with opium. This helped doctors who wanted to carry out long operations. Wren himself used this system to remove a spleen from a dog. He also successfully used a syringe to transfer blood from one dog to another.
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Translate this page defoe, daniel. 1. Présentation. defoe, daniel (v. 1660-1731), romancier, journaliste et pamphlétaire anglais, auteur de Robinson Crusoé (1719).
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Daniel Defoe
Novelist and political journalist. Published over 560 books and pamphlets and is considered to be the founder of British journalism. Includes short biography. (16601731)
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Daniel Defoe (1819-1880) British Writer.
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Cambridge
Situated on the River Cam. Became a renowned educational center with 33 university colleges. Includes short history and excerpt from a work by daniel defoe.
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Extractions: A town was established at Cambridge more than 1,000 ago when the Romans built an army camp on a small hill beside the River Cam. In the 5th century the town developed round the bridge over the river and became an important Saxon market. Four hundred years later it was under the control of the Danish army and in the 11th century it became a Norman military base. The first students arrived in Cambridge in 1209 after fleeing from rioting in Oxford . Cambridge's first college, Peterhouse, was endowed by Hugh de Balsham, Bishop of Ely, in 1284. Clare College was founded by Elizabeth de Clare in 1336 and Mary of Chatillion, established Pembroke College in 1347. In all, there are 33 university colleges in the city.
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DANIEL DEFOE
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Extractions: bei amazon.de Sekundäres Defoe, D.: Leben und die außerordentlichen Begebenheiten des Robinson Crusoe von York. T.1.: Rezension. In: Allgemeine deutsche Bibliothek. 1765-96. 1783, 54. Bd., 2.St., S. 549-550 [ uni bielefeld - Faksimile] Defoe, D.: Leben und die außerordentlichen Begebenheiten des Robinson Crusoe von York. Bd.2.: Rezension. In: Allgemeine deutsche Bibliothek. 1765-96. 1783, 56. Bd., 1.St., S. 143-143 [ uni bielefeld - Faksimile] uni bielefeld - Faksimile] Einige Nachrichten über den Englischen Schriftsteller De Foe. In: Berlinische Monatschrift. 1783-1811. 1807, S. 102-127 [
Biografía - Defoe, Daniel
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Extractions: The great British author of Robinson Crusoe and Moll Flanders was anything but a success in life. Daniel DeFoe was so miserable a failure in business and finance that he went bankrupt and was thrown into debtor's prison. His muddled financial affairs caused him to hide under an alias ( Andrew Moreton ) from his creditors. To survive, the brilliant DeFoe took to spying and became so adept at it that he is thought of today as England's "father of the Secret Service Born and raised in London, DeFoe received a good education and, in 1683 went into business as a merchant. He joined the rebellion led by the Duke of Monmouth and narrowly missed capture and execution, a fate that befell several of DeFoe's naive, unfortunate school friends. Through his financial commitment to Monmouth , his business failed and DeFoe became a bankrupt and was thrown into debtor's prison.
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Northampton
Situated on the River Nene. Noted for boot, shoe and leather manufacturing in the 18th century. Includes brief history and excerpt from a work by daniel defoe.
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Extractions: Northampton was destroyed by fire in 1675 and this gave the local people to build a spacious and well-planned town. The market square was one of the largest in the country. Boot, shoe and leather manufacture became major industries in Northampton in the 18th century. The prosperity of the town was improved by the orders from the army and navy during the American War of Independence and the Napoleonic Wars. Housed the the former county jail, the town's museum contains the world's largest collection of ancient boots and shoes. The town grew slowly in the 19th century until the opening of the town's first canal in 1815. The census of 1831 shows that one-third of the men living in the town were shoemakers (two-fifths in 1871). Working-class terraced houses were built in the west and the north of the town. More expensive houses for the middle-class houses tended to be located in the eastern parts of Northampton. The population of Northampton in 1801 was 7,000. Sixty years later it had reached 33,000.
Daniel Defoe -- Britannica Student Encyclopedia
defoe, daniel Britannica Student Encyclopedia. , Later life and works. from defoe, daniel With George I s accession (1714), the Tories fell.
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Daniel Defoe
daniel defoedaniel defoe. Education on the Internet daniel defoe, the son of a butcher, was born in London in 1660. He attended Morton s Academy
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Defoe, Daniel (1660-1731)
defoe, daniel. novelist. england. c1660, London 26 Images. The grave momument of daniel defoe at Bunhill Fields, Londen. Picture by Androom
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Extractions: By 1683 he had become a merchant and in 1684 he married the heiress Mary Tuffley (two sons, five daughters). He joined the army of Duke of Monmouth to fiht for William of Orange, but when the rebellion failed he was forced into exile on the continent. While he was hiding at a churchyard after the revolution he had seen the name Robinson Crusoe carved on a stone. On the continent he wrote pamflets against James II and was he glad when William of Orange came to power after all.
Daniel Defoe
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Defoe, Daniel
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