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theological and
moral points of view. "Crusoe" may have been
taken from
Timothy Cruso, a
classmate of Defoe's who had
written guide books,
including God the Guide...
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Cruso may
refer to: John
Cruso (1592/3–after 1650),
English military writer and
Roundhead during the
English Civil War
Timothy Cruso (1657–1697), English...
- Thal****a
Cruso Hencken (born Mary Thal****a
Alford Cruso;
January 7, 1909 – June 11, 1997) was a British-born
presenter and
author on horticulture. Through...
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consisted of
Captain Decio Chaves Jr., 44,
First Officer Thiago Jordão
Cruso, 29, and four
flight attendants. The captain, who had also been serving...
- ISBN 978-0-14-100694-9.
Military instructions for the
cavallrie by John
Cruso; editions: 1632:
MILITARIE INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CAVALLRIE: OR
RULES AND...
- John
Cruso (1592/3 –
after 1650) was a
writer on
military matters before the
English Civil War, and a
supporter of the
Parliamentary cause during the...
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Cruso (also Crusoe) is an
unincorporated community in
Haywood County,
North Carolina,
United States.
Cruso is near
Pisgah National Forest.
Cruso was named...
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Pratt estate at Ryston. The firm
merged in 1875 with that of
Cruso and Son
forming Cruso and Hawkins,
later becoming Charles Hawkins and Son in 1908....
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Timothy Cruso (1657–1697) was an
English Presbyterian minister and writer. He
studied in the
Newington Green Academy;
proceeded M.A. at one of the Scotch...
- of
Susan Barton, a
castaway who
landed on the same
island inhabited by "
Cruso" and
Friday as
their adventures were
already underway. Like
Robinson Crusoe...
