A parable about a cock and some horses opens this man's satirical pamphlet
The title character of one novel by this author marries a draper who is imprisoned and escapes to France, after which she accidentally marries her half-brother. A parable about a cock and some horses opens this man's satirical pamphlet The Shortest Way with the Dissenters. He wrote a novel whose title character marries Jemmy and returns from the colonies to conclude a life of crime that included multiple stints in Newgate Prison. In another work by this author of Moll Flanders, the title shipwrecked character keeps running into cannibals as he navigates an area around the Island of Despair with Friday. For 10 points, name this British author of Robinson Crusoe.
The title character of one novel by this author marries a draper who is imprisoned and escapes to France, after which she accidentally marries her half-brother.
Daniel Defoe