Robinson Crusoe

Why does Crusoe automatically regard the island he inhabits as his property? What else does Crusoe see as his property?

Why does Crusoe automatically regard the island he inhabits as his property? What else does Crusoe see as his property?

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Crusoe believes the island to be his property simply by reason that he claimed it and made it his home.

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