by H. G. Wells · 13 parts · about 2 hours 41 minutes of reading
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A Victorian scientist rides his machine to the year 802,701 and finds humanity split into two strange peoples. H. G. Wells invented the time travel story in this little book, and it still feels startlingly new.
Source: Standard Ebooks. Published 1895. Author died 1946. Public domain in the US (published before 1930). Share this book: WhatsApp
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