Robinson Crusoe

To what does Crusoe attribute his good fortune in landing on the island in Chapter 4 of Robinson Crusoe?

To what does Crusoe attribute his good fortune in landing on the island in Chapter 4 of Robinson Crusoe?

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The isle is a place of reflections, and justification of fate continues. The reader repeatedly observes the narrator marveling at the course of events and attributing all of the goodness to Providence and God.

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