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Jul 13, 2026

[Answer] 4. Which famous author, one of the fathers of Science Fiction, whose most famous work was 'War of the Worlds' was born at Bromley in 1866 and lived at Sandgate, near Folkestone from 1890 to 1910?

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...1. Jules Verne 2. H.G. Wells 3. George Orwell 4. Anthony Burgess He was born Herbert George Wells in 1866. A defining incident in his life was an accident he had in 1874, when he was bedridden with a broken leg. His father brought him books from the local library to read which stimulated his desire to write. Spade House, Sandgate was the first real home of Wells and his wife Jane. Their two sons were born here. Wells had Spade House built with the royalties earned from novels like 'First Men in the Moon' and 'The War of the Worlds'. Spade House later became a nursing home.




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H.G. Wells:


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