Daniel De Foe
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Daniel De Foe, by John Forster, is a detailed biography exploring the life and works of the celebrated English writer, Daniel Defoe. This biography delves into Defoe's multifaceted career as a novelist, pamphleteer, and journalist, providing insights into the historical and cultural contexts that shaped his writing.
Forster meticulously chronicles Defoe's early life, his involvement in political and social issues, and the creation of his most famous works, including "Robinson Crusoe." The book examines Defoe's complex personality and his impact on the development of the English novel. Readers interested in literary history and the life of one of England's most influential writers will find this biography both informative and engaging.
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