Daniel Defoe - Robinson Crusoe (illustrated)

Ivanhoe by Sir Walter Scott is a classic example of adventure literature.It is a pure English novel which describes the actions happening due to the death feud between Anglo-Saxons and Norman conquerors. After The Third Crusade, knights-crusaders come back home. Unfortunately, King Richard the Lionheart is captured by the Duke of Austria. His brother and a throne keeper Prince John (future John Lackland) would like to save a royal throne for him. But will the crusaders who were fighting together with King Richard agree to this? And the main question who is this mysterious disinherited knight who always prevents Prince Johns servants, noble Norman landowners from implementing their plans? What secret is he hiding?