Daniel Defoe, author of "Robinson Crusoe," presents "The Friendly Daemon, or the Generous Apparition," a captivating 18th-century epistolary novel. This satirical work recounts, through a series of letters, the supposed miraculous cure of the deaf and dumb Dr. Duncan Campbel by a spectral spirit.

Subtitled "Being a True Narrative," the book delves into the supernatural with a lighthearted, humorous touch. Defoe's skill shines in this parody of popular beliefs, offering a glimpse into the era's fascination with the paranormal.

Experience the wit and charm of this historical fiction, a testament to Defoe's enduring talent. "The Friendly Daemon" provides a unique blend of satire and storytelling.

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