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THE PRACTICES OF SLAVERY IN ROBINSON CRUSOE AND IN ENGLAND IN THE 17TH CENTURY          Robinson Kreutznauer was born in the year 1632 in the city of York. English corrupted Kreutznauer into Crusoe that is why he was more famous as Robinson Crusoe. His parents gave him good education, and they wanted him to be a lawyer. But Crusoe was more interested in sailing. He really wanted to go on a voyage. On his voyage to Guinea, he was captured by Turkish pirate and was made a slave. He was later saved by a Portuguese captain.  Later he moved to Brazil and had a sugar plantation there. He was then on another voyage with his friends to Guinea to lo

The Automaton, A Collision of An Orpan's and Movie Maker Maestro's Dreams The movie Hugo (2011) is adapted from Brian Selznick's The Invention of Hugo Cabret. The main theme of the movie is of the importance of dreams, and how individuals achieve their dreams. Both George Méliés and Hugo had their own dream. Méliés, who was once confined to working in his parent's factory, ended being a maestro of movies production that had changed the industry forever. Hugo, an orphan who spent his childhood in a gare in French, had been trying to discover the only message from his father the whole time. He believed that his father's mes