He defended William III in his poem "The True-Born Englishman," and wrote in one of his novels of a woman who unwittingly marries her half-brother in Virginia.  
One of this author's works describes the bawdy adventures of a servant named Amy and her "fortunate mistress," known variously as Mademoiselle de Beleau and the Countess de Wintelsheim.  He defended William III in his poem "The True-Born Englishman," and wrote in one of his novels of a woman who unwittingly marries her half-brother in Virginia.  In another of his novels, the title character is frightened by the sight of a single footprint in the sand after being shipwrecked.  FTP, name this man who wrote about a woman who repents in Newgate Prison in Moll Flanders, and a man who defeats cannibals and rescues Friday in Robinson Crusoe.
One of this author's works describes the bawdy adventures of a servant named Amy and her "fortunate mistress," known variously as Mademoiselle de Beleau and the Countess de Wintelsheim.  
Daniel {Defoe}