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- Allan_Gordon abstract "Allan Gordon (born c. 1740-?) of Aberdeen, Scotland, is the protagonist of James Hogg's 'The Surpassing Adventures of Allan Gordon.' According to the narrative, Allan Gordon was the sole survivor of the Anne Forbes, a whaling ship that disappeared without a trace in 1757. According to a modern editor of Hogg's work, the character of Allan Gordon was inspired by Robinson Crusoe as well as Hogg's interest, at the time, in polar exploration. Sarah Moss also identifies Mungo Park’s 'Travels in the Interior of Africa', accounts of the Ross and Parry expeditions, William Scoresby’s 'Account of the Arctic Regions' and 'The Rime of the Ancient Mariner' as inspirational sources for the narrative.".