Even in that time, children and parents disagreed about what was best for the future.
Explanation:
In this passage, we can see that, in the past, parents and children disagreed about what was best for the future in the same way as they disagree nowadays. The passage tells us that Robinson's father raised him and educated him in a way that would allow him to become a lawyer. However, despite these efforts, Robinson Crusoe only wanted to be at sea.
