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Steve Mentz, curator of Lost at Sea: The Ocean in the English Imagination, 1550–1750, one of the Exhibitions at the Folger, discusses the real life inspiration behind Robinson Crusoe.

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	Steve Mentz, curator of [[Lost at Sea: The Ocean in the English Imagination, ~~1550-1750~~\|''Lost at Sea: The Ocean in the English Imagination, 1550–1750'']], one of the [[Exhibitions at the Folger]], discusses the real life inspiration behind Robinson Crusoe.		Steve Mentz, curator of [[Lost at Sea: The Ocean in the English Imagination, 1550–1750\|''Lost at Sea: The Ocean in the English Imagination, 1550–1750'']], one of the [[Exhibitions at the Folger]], discusses the real life inspiration behind Robinson Crusoe.