Herbert George Wells was born in Bromley, Kent on the 21th September 1866 as a son of an ironmonger (also a cricketer) and a housewife. The family was of the impoverished lower-middle-class and the mother, who was very religious and loyal to Queen Victoria, had a very strict opinion about the contact between the different [...]
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