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"An American Robinson Crusoe for American Boys and Girls: The Adaptation, with Additional Incidents" is an adaptation of the classic novel "Robinson Crusoe" by Daniel Defoe, specifically aimed at young American readers. The book was adapted by Samuel B. Allison, Ph.D., and was designed to make the story more accessible and engaging for children.The adaptation likely retains the basic premise of Defoe's original novel but with modifications and additions to make the narrative more suitable for young readers. Additional incidents and adaptations often serve to simplify language, emphasize certain moral lessons, or provide a more relatable context for the intended audience.Adaptations like these often aim to introduce classic literature to a younger audience while ensuring that the story remains engaging and relevant. They may simplify complex language or situations while highlighting the moral lessons or adventures of the original tale.