The Life of Daniel De Foe: to Which Are Added, a List of De Foe's Works, Arranged Chronologically; an Appeal to Honour and Justice . and Other Works by Daniel Defoe. This item is unavailable.The Life of Daniel De Foe: to Which Are Added, a List of De Foe's Works, Arranged Chronologically; an Appeal to Honour and Justice . and Other Works by Daniel Defoe

The Life Of Daniel De Foe by George Chalmers is a comprehensive biography of Daniel Defoe, tracing his controversial career and prolific literary output. It surveys Defoe’s origins, education, and early writings, his participation in political and religious controversies, his time in prison, and his later triumphs as a novelist, journalist, and polemic. The book also documents Defoe’s satirical and political pamphlets, his support for the Revolution and Protestant succession, his financial ups and downs, and his enduring influence on English literature through works such as Robinson Crusoe, Moll Flanders, and his varied essays on trade, government, and public life. Included is an appendix, a List Of De Foe's Works Arranged Chronologically, and discussion of the An Appeal To Honour And Justice and related tracts like What If The Pretender Should Come? and Seasonable Warning And Caution. The volume situates Defoe within the broader context of early 18th-century politics and print culture, highlighting his role as a printer, editor, and public thinker in a turbulent era.