Robinson Crusoe

Born in 1632 in York, Robinson Crusoe is the result of good English society. Although his father wants it to become a lawyer, Robinson dream of adventure and travel. In 1651, he left his family against their will and sailed to London. En route, the ship underwent a massive storm. Robinson then left for Guyana, but he was captured by Moorish pirates and sold into slavery in North Africa. After two years of captivity, he managed to escape with Xury, another slave. It is collected on a Portuguese ship en route to Brazil. There, Robinson Crusoe becomes owner of a plantation. As it needs manpower, he boarded a ship for Guinea to procure slaves. He then 28 years. But a violent storm sank the ship body and property in the Caribbean.