Summary
"The Stolen Bacillus" is a short story by H.G. Wells, first published in 1894. The story is about a scientist who creates a dangerous bacillus, or bacteria, in his laboratory. One day, the bacillus is stolen by a group of anarchists who plan to use it as a weapon against society. The scientist, along with the police, must race against time to find the stolen bacillus before it can be used to cause harm. The story explores themes of science and technology, and the potential dangers of scientific advancements. It also highlights the importance of responsible scientific research and the need for ethical considerations when working with dangerous materials.
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