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Author: J M Coetzee
Publisher: London : Royal National Institute of the Blind, 2004.
Edition/Format:  eBook : Document : Fiction : EnglishView all editions and formats
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Susan Barton finds herself marooned on an island in the Atlantic with an Englishman named Robinson Cruso and his mute slave, Friday. Rescued after a year of Cruso's company, back in England with Friday in tow, she approaches the author Daniel Foe, offering him the story.
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Genre/Form: Didactic fiction
Fiction
Parodies, imitations, etc
Named Person: Daniel Defoe; Daniel Defoe
Material Type: Document, Fiction
Document Type: Book, Computer File
All Authors / Contributors: J M Coetzee
OCLC Number: 939611383
Performer(s): Read by multiple narrators.
Awards: Winner: Nobel Prize for Literature, 2003.
Description: 1 online resource
Responsibility: by J.M. Coetzee.

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Susan Barton finds herself marooned on an island in the Atlantic with an Englishman named Robinson Cruso and his mute slave, Friday. Rescued after a year of Cruso's company, back in England with Friday in tow, she approaches the author Daniel Foe, offering him the story.

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