The Further Adventures of Robinson Crusoe Chapter 14 - Attacked by Tartars

In which our narrator embarks from Pekin with a diverse and well-armed caravan laden with precious silks and spices, encountering wondrous sights such as a house entirely adorned with porcelain tiles, and traversing the vast and triflingly defended Chinese Wall. Along the journey through populous villages and wild deserts, he faces the hazards of Tartar raids, experiences a skirmish led by a valorous Scotsman, and witnesses the vigilance and necessity of unity amid a treacherous and lawless borderland.