This author described trying to get the donkey Modestine to move with the word "proot" in his Travels with a Donkey and the daughter of James More titles this man's Catriona. Catriona is a sequel to a work in which Hoseason sails to the Carolinas with a boy purchased from Uncle Ebenezer; that work's protagonist is David (*) Balfour. Along with writing Kidnapped, this author wrote a work that sees Pew deliver a note with a black spot on it to Billy Bones. In that work, by this author, Billy Bones is staying at Jim Hawkin's inn. For 10 points, who described the pirate Long John Silver's pursuit 
This author described trying to get the donkey Modestine to move with the word "proot" in his Travels with a Donkey and the daughter of James More titles this man's Catriona. Catriona is a sequel to a work in which Hoseason sails to the Carolinas with a boy purchased from Uncle Ebenezer; that work's protagonist is David (*) Balfour. Along with writing Kidnapped, this author wrote a work that sees Pew deliver a note with a black spot on it to Billy Bones. In that work, by this author, Billy Bones is staying at Jim Hawkin's inn. For 10 points, who described the pirate Long John Silver's pursuit of a treasure map in Treasure Island?
This author described trying to get the donkey Modestine to move with the word "proot" in his Travels with a Donkey and the daughter of James More titles this man's Catriona.
Robert Louis {Stevenson}