04002cam a2200337I 4500000485137MiAaHDL20230602000000.0m d cr bn ---auaua790619s1916 inuc 00010beng 16019238087753053Xsdr-hvd.990009654250203941sdr-nyp.b131235965sdr-nrlfGLAD84077112-Bsdr-miu.990004851370106381(MH)000965425HVD01-Aleph(MH)Aleph000965425(OCoLC)5083526DLCIXAOCLm.c.PR3406.T7823/.5BTrent, William P.(William Peterfield),1862-1939Daniel Defoe,how to know him,by William P. Trent ... with portrait.Indianapolis,The Bobbs-Merrill Company[1916]6 p. l., 329 p.front. (port.)20 cm.8vo.rdabfOther works of fiction, 1720-1724. Preparations for the passage of the Lech ; Details of the march across Africa ; Incidents of the Great Plague ; The pit of Aldgate ; An estimate of deaths ; A surprising case ; The little thief does not know what to do with his money ; Col. Jack, as overseer on a plantation, tries to treat his slaves humanely ; The success of his experiment ; A trading visit to the Philippines ; A wonderful spectacle in the Andes -- The miscellaneous works, 1725-1728. The terrace walk at Windsor Castle ; The post office in London ; Shakespeare's bust at Stratford ; Adventures among the hills between Rochdale and Halifax ; The trade of slipping gentlemen's swords off from their sides ; Speculations on good and evil, with a stab at Dr. Swift ; The devil no prophet ; A plea against brutal treatment of women ; English commerce not declining ; A proposal to increase commerce on the western coast of Africa -- The closing period, 1729-1731. The last of Defoe's letters.Lord Oxford's right-hand man, 1710-July 1714. Defoe poses as a prophet ; The need of English studies in a theological education ; A letter from Defoe to the Earl of Oxford on the relations subsisting between them ; Irony that missed its mark -- Defoe extricates himself from the toils, August 1714-1715. A sketch of political events ; Defoe disclaims his "white-staff" tracts and describes the ways of hackney writers ; Defoe complains of the pamphlets laid at his door ; Defoe compares himself with the Prophet Jeremiah -- A journalist spy, 1716-1718. Journalistic amenities ; The pot calls the kettle black ; Defoe describes his work as a spy ; An invitation to Bishop Hoadly to join the Quakers ; The Turkish spy describes divination by wands -- A busy life, 1719-1724 : Robinson Crusoe. Robinson escapes from the current and encounters his parrot ; Robinson discovers the footprint in the sands ; Will Atkins' basket-house ; A truly remarkable story --^Earliest years, 1659-1691. The good old times -- Bankruptcy and "An essay upon projects", 1692-1697. An academy for women -- First controversial pamphlets, 1697-1700. The dilemma of the occasional conformists ; Drunkenness in England -- From the King's closet to the pillory by "the shortest way", 1701-1703. Some remarkable providences ; The misdeeds of the Dissenters and the lenity of the Church ; What should be done with the Dissenters? -- In Harley's service : the review, 1703-1706. The lesson of the great storm ; Early journalistic humor ; The undertaker's case continued ; The "scoundrel trade" of begging ; A harrassed advocate of peace ; Defoe defends himself against Lord Haversham ; On tyranny ; A brief tribute to Milton -- A secret agent in Scotland, 1706-1709. An Edinburgh mob --^Mode of access: Internet.Defoe, Daniel,1661?-17311700-1799fastAuthors, English18th centuryBiographyBiographiesfast(OCoLC)fst01919896Online version:Trent, William Peterfield, 1862-1939.Daniel Defoe.Indianapolis, The Bobbs-Merrill Co. [1916](OCoLC)56253392000048513720020606090541.320230602000000.020230603060603.02024-10-22T17:49:58ZSDR-HVDhvdALMAprepare.pl-004-008BKsdr-hvd.990009654250203941hvdSDRHVD000965425hvd.32044058175878HVD990009654250203941HVDHVD20241022googlehvd.320440581758781916pdbibUS bib date1 < 1931HVDHVD20250923googlehvd.hwjqr31916pdbibUS bib date1 < 1931HVDHVD20250923googlehvd.hwjqr21916pdbibUS bib date1 < 1931HVDHVD20250923googlehvd.hwjqr11916pdbibUS bib date1 < 1931NYPNYP20240821googlenyp.334330747968911916pdbibUS bib date1 < 1931UCNRLF20240824googleuc1.b35754721916pdbibUS bib date1 < 1931MIUMIU20260312googlemdp.390150115847711916pdbibUS bib date1 < 1931MIUMIU20260305googlemdp.390150785611001916pdbibUS bib date1 < 1931MIUMIU20260314googlemdp.390150785610921916pdbibUS bib date1 < 1931