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daniel defoe

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1. Defoe

2. Daniel Defoe, writer, author

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A Spy Amongst Us: Daniel Defoe’s Secret Service and the Plot to End Scottish Independence - The Past website
New book charts writer’s role in thwarting Scottish independence - Gates Cambridge
Moll Flanders and the invention of modern life - Engelsberg Ideas
The real Robinson Crusoe has been reimagined with historical accuracy – except for the talking goat - The Conversation
Groundbreaking Novel Ranked Among ‘Best Books of All Time’ Turns 307 Years Old - Parade
Bills of Mortality and the Birth of Epidemic Surveillance: Evidence, Uncertainty, and Decision-Making in Defoe’s Plague Narrative - Cureus
The Novel as Practice of Consciousness: Locke and Defoe, Revisited - The University of Chicago Press: Journals
ROBINSON CRUSOE DAY - February 1, 2027 - National Today
Mud Island — from Defoe’s time to today - The Times
Book of the day: A Spy Amongst Us by Marc Mierowsky - NZ Herald
Think you know the story of Robinson Crusoe? Think again - SMH.com.au
The Robinsonade in the Age of Reality TV - Los Angeles Review of Books
Humiliation, Headaches, and Narcissism - JSTOR Daily
Decolonizing Daniel Defoe - Public Seminar
SRU professors reflect on 300th anniversary of ‘Robinson Crusoe’ - Slippery Rock University
Robinson Crusoe at 300: why it’s time to let go of this colonial fairytale - The Guardian
Read Daniel Defoe's Essay 'The Education of Women' - ThoughtCo
John Mullan · Restless Daniel: Defoe - London Review of Books
Daniel Defoe’s journeys of the mind - Engelsberg Ideas
The 100 best nonfiction books: No 89 – A Tour Through the Whole Island of Great Britain by Daniel Defoe (1727) - The Guardian
What Can Daniel Defoe’s “Plague Year” Teach Us About Coronavirus? - InsideHook
Opinion | The Muslims Who Inspired Spinoza, Locke and Defoe (Published 2021) - The New York Times
The Author of ‘Robinson Crusoe’ Used Almost 200 Pseudonyms - Smithsonian Magazine
The 100 best novels: No 2 – Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe (1719) - The Guardian
A Journal of the Plague Year by Daniel Defoe is our reading group book for May - The Guardian
Daniel Defoe: the original Anglofuturist His Tour of Great Britain is a blueprint for modernity - UnHerd
The secret agent | Books - The Guardian
Beyond Daniel Defoe: the real journals of the plague year - The Guardian
The Fact Man | Clare Bucknell - The New York Review of Books
An illuminating reimagining of the real-life castaway who inspired ‘Robinson Crusoe’ - Irish Independent
Robinson Crusoe in Cabo San Lucas - Mexico News Daily
Daniel Defoe in the Potteries - New Statesman
Coronavirus: Defoe’s account of the Great Plague of 1665 has startling parallels with today - The Conversation
A Journal of the Plague Year may be fictional, but it's not untrue - The Guardian
Beloved aunts, Defoe on plague panic and farewell to Fiona MacCarthy | Rachel Cooke - The Guardian
Defoe and the Distance to Utopia - The Public Domain Review
Wait, Robinson Crusoe wasn’t Jewish — was he? - The Forward
The Adventures of Robinson Crusoe Review: Navigating a Timeless Tale - Capes and Tights
Defoe’s Critique of Monarchy: The Politics of Robinson Crusoe - Law & Liberty
Debunking the Myth of the ‘Real’ Robinson Crusoe - National Geographic
Rereading: Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe - The Guardian
Robinson Crusoe: undaunted at 300 - dw.com
Daniel Defoe wrote Robinson Crusoe to forget about his disastrous investments - The Globe and Mail
Shipwrecked! How social isolation can enrich our spiritual lives – like Robinson Crusoe - The Conversation
Robinson Crusoe 300 years on: Defoe’s unreliable narrative set up enduring colonial myths - The Conversation
Defoe's Plague Year was written in 1722 but speaks clearly to our time - The Guardian
In the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, Daniel Defoe's account of London’s 1665 bubonic plague offers a shock of recognition - Genetic Literacy Project
Crusoe: Daniel Defoe, Robert Knox and the Creation of a Myth by Katherine Frank – review - The Guardian
A Spy Amongst Us by Marc Mierowsky review: 'detailed and thrilling' - The Scotsman
Not a very loud voice - The New Criterion
A Word, Please: Getting it wrong isn’t the worst thing that can happen - Los Angeles Times
“A Dreadful Plague in London Was” - Los Angeles Review of Books
Daniel Defoe's History of the Union - strath.ac.uk
Terry Eagleton · Moll’s Footwear: Defoe - London Review of Books
Why economists love “Robinson Crusoe” - The Economist
Defoe's 'A Journal of the Plague Year' was written 300 years ago. Its parallels to today are striking - National Post
Weatherwatch: 1703 storm was first media weather event of modern age - The Guardian
Moll: The Life and Times of Moll Flanders by Siân Rees – review - The Guardian
Book Review | A Journal of the Plague Year by Daniel Dafoe - theOrcasonian.com
Paul Lynch: ‘After major illness Robinson Crusoe was the only thing I wanted to read’ - The Guardian
Opinion | The author of ‘Robinson Crusoe’ was the Anthony Fauci of his age - The Washington Post
The Real Life Castaway Behind Robinson Crusoe Actually Asked to Be Dropped Off - Literary Hub
Robinson Crusoe: Not Exactly Isolated - The Library of Economics and Liberty
31 July 1703: Daniel Defoe pilloried for seditious libel - MoneyWeek
Last orders for Bristol pub linked to Robinson Crusoe and Treasure Island - The Guardian
God Bless You Please, Mr. Robinson - The University of Chicago Divinity School
Review | Three hundred years later, does ‘Robinson Crusoe’ hold up as a classic? - The Washington Post
Robinson Crusoe review: Daniel Defoe’s eventful original is deserted “to the max” - The Irish Times
Exploring the life and work of Daniel Defoe - Queen Mary University of London
Daniel Defoe | The Storm | Writing Up a Storm | Masterpiece by John J. Miller - WSJ
Tom Paulin · Fugitive Crusoe: Daniel Defoe - London Review of Books
Shipwrecked! How social isolation can enrich our spiritual lives – like Robinson Crusoe - Wausau Pilot & Review
Why I read 'Robinson Crusoe' every summer - The Christian Science Monitor
Opinion | What the Great Pandemic Novels Teach Us (Published 2020) - The New York Times
Thank God it’s Friday: 300 years of Robinson Crusoe - Counterfire
Dan O’Herlihy (Actor): Unique Oscar Nominee - Alt Film Guide
Bournemouth stonemason stopped bones being stolen from grave - Bournemouth Echo
Daniel Defoe Goes to the Pillory - newhistorian.com
"Robinson Crusoe" and Modernity - The Imaginative Conservative
Fiction as Authentic as Fact | Robinson Crusoe | Daniel Defoe | Masterpiece by Danny Heitman - WSJ
On this day in 1731: Daniel Defoe, powerful propagandist and father of the English novel, dies - The Telegraph
“A Journal of the Plague Year” published in Persian - Tehran Times
Why Robinson Crusoe Day isn't something to celebrate - dw.com
Film review: Robinson Crusoe – Daniel Defoe’s novel as a talking-animal cartoon - South China Morning Post
Robinson Crusoe’s Wall - History News Network
Daniel Defoe’s Journal of the Plague Year being reprinted after selling out - The Telegraph
Burial ground of Bunyan, Defoe and Blake earns protected status - The Guardian
Robinson Crusoe comes to life - dw.com
Happy birthday Robinson Crusoe: the fictional author of a “History of Fact” - The Guardian
Learning From Robinson Crusoe: How Social Isolation Can Help Us Find What Is Necessary and Rewarding in Life - The National Interest
February 1: Robinson Crusoe Day, World Interfaith Harmony Week begins - Українські Національні Новини (УНН)
A Tale of Man as an Island - WSJ
The Real-Life Inspiration Behind Robinson Crusoe - grunge.com
As a survival game fan I finally got around to reading Robinson Crusoe, and wow, that dude was definitely playing in creative mode - PC Gamer
When Newspapers Were New, or, How Londoners Got Word of the Plague - The Atlantic
1719 Robinson Crusoe is published - Bowie News -
Inside the Living Hell of London in The Plague Year - The Daily Beast
America’s First Gossip Column, and Eating on Subways and Buses (Published 2015) - The New York Times
Robson Crusoe: A Surprising Adventure review – like Club Med compared with the original - The Guardian
‘Crusoe’ faces challenges in quest for ratings - Boston Herald
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