One rarely-included chapter in a novel about this man details his fight with wolves while transporting his wealth through the Pyrenees.
One rarely-included chapter in a novel about this man details his fight with wolves while transporting his wealth through the Pyrenees. This man was captured by Moorish pirates but escapes with the boy Xury, finding his way to Brazil where he owns a plantation. This man labels a land close to the Orinoco River as "The Island of Despair" before meeting a group of (*) cannibals that eat other humans for strength. This man's story was based on that of Alexander Selkirk, and he teaches one of the cannibals, Friday, how to speak English. For ten points, name this fictional castaway described in a Daniel Defoe novel.
One rarely-included chapter in a novel about this man details his fight with wolves while transporting his wealth through the Pyrenees.
{Robinson} {Crusoe} (accept either underlined portion)