Topic 1.6B what is the message for the book of war of worlds

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There can be a variety of messages-- typically a book will speak differently to each reader because each reader has different life experiences, and different ideas/morals.
For me personally: It had a very huge anti-imperialist theme. It criticized the British imperialist <span>escapades </span>abroad, and it tried to exhibit that what Martians do has little difference compared to what the British Empire had done.

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