H.G. Wells The War of the Worlds, people's fear and confidence in science Well's tension during 19th c (and present) confidence in science and technology with the 19th century (and present)fear that this confidence in misplaced. Give examples from the text how war of the worlds balances this. You’ll need to actually find at least three quotes and explain how they maintain this balance.

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H. G. Wells

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Please explain how H.G. Wells makes use of tension and fear to make "The Stolen Bacillus" a chilling satire on the dangers of science.

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H. G. Wells

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Please explain how H.G. Wells makes use of tension and fear to make "The Stolen Bacillus" a chilling satire on the dangers of science.

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