Publisher's Synopsis
In this swashbuckling novel, Defoe tells the story of a sailor who sets off on a series of adventures that take him from Africa to the Caribbean. Along the way, he becomes a pirate and engages in numerous battles and acts of derring-do. But despite his many exploits, Captain Singleton remains a sympathetic figure, struggling to make his way in a harsh and unforgiving world.
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