A Letter from a Gentleman in Crusoe’s Island
Draft (unfinished): Library of Congress
[April 1764?]
A Letter from a Gentleman in Crusoe’s Island to his Friend in Pennsylvania.
Dear Sir,

You desire a particular Account of the present State of our Public Affairs, which I shall endeavour to give you.

Young Cruso Grandson to honest old Robinson our first Proprietor arriv’d about 6 Months since, with a Commission to be Governor of the Island. He was received with universal Joy, and welcom’d by all Ranks and Orders of People with the greatest Cordiality. For our old Disputes with the Proprietary Family had slept some time, and were almost forgotten. The young Gentleman was known to us, having visited the Island formerly.

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