The History of the Devil

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Daniel Defoe, originally named Daniel Foe, is recognized for his significant contributions to literature, particularly through his novel Robinson Crusoe. As one of the early advocates of the novel as a literary form, he played a crucial role in its popularity in Britain, earning him a place among the founders of the English novel. His work as a writer, journalist, and pamphleteer showcases his diverse talents and lasting impact on the literary landscape.