Which 17th-century value is most clearly shown in robinson crusoe?
a. being a sailor, which is shown by the captain teaching crusoe
navigational skills
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b. being honest, which is shown by xury agreeing to be sold as a
slave for crusoe
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c. being a slave, which is shown by crusoe's trip to purchase slaves
d. being grateful, which is shown by crusoe god for his
survival
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