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H.G. Wells is thought by some to have a collection of trophies from the adventures that inspired his works of fiction. If so, then he may have a number of notes, formulas, and plans on a number of subjects of weird science.<ref>[[Gothic Earth Gazetteer]] p. 51</ref> | H.G. Wells is thought by some to have a collection of trophies from the adventures that inspired his works of fiction. If so, then he may have a number of notes, formulas, and plans on a number of subjects of weird science.<ref>[[Gothic Earth Gazetteer]] p. 51</ref> | ||
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H.G. Wells is thought by some to have a collection of trophies from the adventures that inspired his works of fiction. If so, then he may have a number of notes, formulas, and plans on a number of subjects of weird science.[1]
More on H. G. Wells at Wikipedia
References
- ↑ Gothic Earth Gazetteer p. 51
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