The Further Adventures of Robinson Crusoe
1719
Defoe's 1719 sequel, published the same year as the first book, in which Crusoe returns to his island to find the colony he left in disorder. From there he sails on to Madagascar, India and China, and home overland across Siberia.
- Chapter I Revisits Island
- Chapter II Intervening History of Colony
- Chapter III Fight with Cannibals
- Chapter IV Renewed Invasion of Savages
- Chapter V A Great Victory
- Chapter VI The French Clergyman’s Counsel
- Chapter VII Conversation Betwixt Will Atkins and His Wife
- Chapter VIII Sails from the Island for the Brazils
- Chapter IX Dreadful Occurrences in Madagascar
- Chapter X He Is Left on Shore
- Chapter XI Warned of Danger by a Countryman
- Chapter XII The Carpenter’s Whimsical Contrivance
- Chapter XIII Arrival in China
- Chapter XIV Attacked by Tartars
- Chapter XV Description of an Idol, Which They Destroy
- Chapter XVI Safe Arrival in England