The Romantics believed that human nature was inherently good but had become corrupted by civilization. The boys in this novel were raised on books like Robinson Crusoe, The Blue Lagoon, and Swiss Family

The Romantics believed that human nature was inherently good but had become corrupted by civilization. The boys in

this novel were raised on books like Robinson Crusoe, The Blue Lagoon, and Swiss Family Robinson, in which shipwrecked
people make decent lives on their islands. How does this book refute that Romantic notion?

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