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THE
LIFE
AND MOST
SURPRISING ADVENTURES
OF
ROBINSON CRUSOE,
OF YORK, MARINER.
WHO LIVED EIGHT AND TWENTY YEARS IN AN UNINHABITED ISLAND, ON THE COAST OF AMERICA, NEAR THE MOUTH OF THE GREAT RIVER OROONOQUE,
Including an Account of
HIS DELIVERANCE THENCE, AND HIS AFTER SURPRISING ADVENTURES.
WITH
HIS VISION OF THE ANGELIC WORLD.
AN IMPROVED EDITION,
THE REMARKABLE HISTORY OF
ALEXANDER SELKIRK;
DUNBAR:
PRINTED BY AND FOR G. MILLER
1801.
PREFACE.
THE
LIFE AND ADVENTURES
OF
ROBINSON CRUSOE.
THE FURTHER ADVENTURES OF
ROBINSON CRUSOE.
R O B I N S O N C R U S O E'S
VISION OF THE ANGELIC WORLD.
CHAP. I. Of SOLITUDE.
CHAP. II. Of HONESTY.
CHAP. III Of the present state of Religion in the world.
CHAP. IV. Of listening to the voice of Providence.
CHAP. V. Of suffering Afflictions.
CHAP. VI. Of the immorality of conversation, and the vulgar errors of behaviour.
THE
REMARKABLE HISTORY
OF
ALEXANDER SELKIRK
From the voyage of Captain Woodes Rogers to the South Seas and round the World.
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