Selkirk's Island

This is the remarkable story of Alexander Selkirk, ( an inspiration for Defoe's Robinson Crusoe) a Scottish Privateer, when off the coast of Chile in 1703 he chose to  abondon the vessel he was travelling on once it became clear that its worm-eaten timbers meant it was likely to sink at some point. For Four year and four months he lived marooned on the island.

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