What are the important events in Daniel Defoe's book Robinson Crusoe?

Fear Robinson Crusoe must overcome his fear in order to survive his long ordeal on the deserted island. The trial by fear begins when he runs about like a madman, scared of every shadow, and sleeps...

He finds a lone, human footprint in the sand on the shore.

Crusoe's shocking discovery of a single footprint on the sand in Chapter XVIII is one of the most famous moments in the novel, and it symbolizes our hero's conflicted feelings about human...

I would say when Capricorn Anderson's Grandmother fell off the tree and meant that Cap had to go to a regular school.

Yes it does just like every other book in the world...