Timothy Cruso
Timothy Cruso (1657–1697) was an English Presbyterian minister and writer. He studied in the Newington Green Academy; proceeded M.A. at one of the Scotch universities; was pastor at Crutched Friars in 1688; was appointed to the Pinners Hall merchants' lectureship in 1694; and died at an early age in 1697—just eight years before Defoe wrote ''Robinson Crusoe'' and immortalised his name. Cruso also published homilies and sermons. Provided by Wikipedia|
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by Cruso, Timothy
Published 1798
Published 1798
printed by Ja. Pillans and sons, for the widow and children of the late Rev. T. Cleland, Borrowstounness: and sold by her, Tolbooth Wynd. Leith, and by the printers