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R. Crusoe saves Friday (Robinson Crusoe, London 1722) - Clark

Crusoe salvages wreckage (Robinson Crusoe, London 1722) - Clark

R. Crusoe shoots a lion in Guinea (Robinson Crusoe, London 1722)

Shipwrecked at Yarmouth (Robinson Crusoe, London 1722) - Clark

Frontispiece (Robinson Crusoe, London 1722) - Clark

Destruction of the idol (Robinson Crusoe, trans., Amsterdam, Chatelain 1726)

Combat avec la poix bouillante (Robinson Crusoe, trans., Amsterdam, Chatelain 1726)

Massacre à Madagascar (Robinson Crusoe, translated into French, Amsterdam, Chatelain 1726)

La mort de Vendredi (Robinson Crusoe, trans., Amsterdam, Chatelain 1726)

Marriage in the form of a lottery (Robinson Crusoe, trans., Amsterdam, Chatelain 1726)

Robinson's return to his island (Robinson Crusoe, trans., Amsterdam, Chatelain 1726)

Preparations for the second voyage (Robinson Crusoe, trans., Amsterdam, Chatelain 1743)

Mappe-monde ou Carte générale de la Terre (Robinson Crusoe, trans., Amsterdam, Chatelain 1727)

Deliverance of a Spaniard (Robinson Crusoe, trans. fr., Amsterdam, Chatelain 1727) - Picart

Friday's Allegiance (Robinson Crusoe, trans. Amsterdam, Chatelain 1727) - Picart

Robinson's dream & conversion (Robinson Crusoe, tr. fr., Amsterdam, Chatelain, 1720) - Picart

Robinson's shipwreck (Robinson Crusoe, trans. fr., Amsterdam, Chatelain 1727) - Picart

Admonitions from Robinson's father (Robinson Crusoe, trans., Amsterdam, Chatelain 1727)

Frontispiece (Robinson Crusoe, trans. fr., Amsterdam, Chatelain 1727) - Picart

The Island of Robinson Crusoe (The Farther Adventures of Robinson Crusoe, 1720) - Clark & Pine

Robinson Crusoe (frontispiece from the original 1719 edition) - Clark & Pine