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Robinson reads the Bible (Robinson Crusoe, trans., Amsterdam, Châtelain, 1768)

Naufrage de Robinson (Robinson Crusoe, trans., Amsterdam, Châtelain, 1768)

Frontispiece (Robinson Crusoe, French translation, Amsterdam, Châtelain, 1768)

Remontrances paternelles (Robinson Crusoe, tr. fr., Amsterdam, Châtelain, 1768)

The ship is taken back from the pirates (Robinson Crusoe abridged, London 1752)

Arrival of an English ship (Robinson Crusoe abridged, London 1752)

Work to accommodate the colony (Robinson Crusoe abridged, London 1752)

The Delivered Spaniard (Robinson Crusoe abridged, London 1752)

Observation of the Savages. Friday (Robinson Crusoe abridged, London 1752)

The two leopards of Guinea (Robinson Crusoe abridged, London 1752)

Shipwreck near an uninhabited island (Robinson Crusoe abridged, London 1752)

Escape from Morocco to Guinea (Robinson Crusoe abridged, London 1752)

Departure for London at Hull (Robinson Crusoe abridged, London 1752)

Attack of the Tartars (Robinson Crusoe, London 1722) - Clark ?

Crossing the Chinese Wall (Robinson Crusoe, London 1722) - Clark ?

Arrival in China (Robinson Crusoe, London 1722) - Clark ?

R. Crusoe in Cambodia (Robinson Crusoe, London 1722)

Massacre & burning of 2 villages in Madagascar (Robinson Crusoe, London 1722)

R. Crusoe saves the crew of a burning ship (Robinson Crusoe, London 1722)

R. Crusoe recaptures the Cape ship from the pirates (Robinson Crusoe, London 1722)

Arrival of an English ship on the island (Robinson Crusoe, London 1722) - Clark