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Subtitle: or, The remarkable adventures of Alexander Selkirk, of Largo, in Scotland; who lived four years and four months by himself, on the Island of Juan Fernandez; from whence he returned with Capt. Woodes Rogers, of Bristol, and on whose adventures was founded the celebrated novel of Robinson Crusoe. With a description of the island, and an account of several other persons left there, particularly William, a Mosquito Indian, and Capt. Davis's men, including brief memoirs of the famous Capt. Wm. Dampier. To which is added a Supplement containing the history of Peter Serrano, Ephraim How, and others, left in similar situations.
By: By Isaac James ...
Publisher: Printed by Riggs and Cottle, sold by I. James [etc.]
Published: 1800
Place of publication: Bristol
Language: eng
Number of pages: 194
Subjects: Selkirk, Alexander, 1676-1721.; Dampier, William, 1652-1715.; Serrano, Pedro.; How, Ephraim.; Adventure and adventurers.
Notes: Contains a map of the island, and 24 cuts.