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The Time Machine: Critical Essay by Alex Eisenstein

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H. G. Wells
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SOURCE: Eisenstein, Alex. “Very Early Wells: Origins of Some Major Physical Motifs in The Time Machine and The War of the Worlds.Extrapolation 13 (1972): 119-26.

In the following essay, Eisenstein traces Wells's formulation of the Morlocks and their underground environs in The Time Machine to his childhood home, Atlas House.

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