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Biography & MemoirsSome considerations upon street-walkers, with a proposal for lessening the present number of them, in two letters to a member of Parliament,Daniel Defoe
Some considerations upon street-walkers, with a proposal for lessening the present number of them, in two letters to a member of Parliament,
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About the author
Daniel Defoe (c. 1660–1731) was the son of a London butcher, became a merchant, went bankrupt more than once and turned to writing pamphlets. In 1703 he was put in the pillory for a satire on religious intolerance, and he later worked as a secret agent for the government in Scotland.
He was nearly sixty when he published Robinson Crusoe in 1719, and in the next few years he wrote Moll Flanders and A Journal of the Plague Year. He wrote hundreds of works in all, and is often called one of the fathers of the English novel.