More famous is chapter 11, in which the title character finds a print of a man's foot in the sand.  
In the penultimate chapter of this work, the title character writes a letter to the Prior of Saint Augustine which instructs him on how to dispose of 872 moidores.  In the last chapter, the title character goes to Toulouse after killing a number of wolves and a bear, and later writes a letter to his old friend at Lisbon authorizing the latter to dispose of a plantation in the Brazils.  In earlier chapters, we learn about the protagonist's slavery in Sallee, his rescue of some prisoners from cannibals, and his experiences taming goats and building a house.  More famous is chapter 11, in which the title character finds a print of a man's foot in the sand.  FTP, name this 1719 novel about the "strange and surprising adventures" of a man based on Alexander Selkirk, a novel about a castaway written by Daniel Defoe.
In the penultimate chapter of this work, the title character writes a letter to the Prior of Saint Augustine which instructs him on how to dispose of 872 moidores.  
Robinson Crusoe (or: The Life and Strange Surprising Adventures of Robinson Crusoe of York, Mariner)