Obituary - Maurice Hutt
A leading historian of revolutionary France who helped to create the University of Sussex has died.Maurice Hutt was born in Rugby on 22 September 1928 to parents who had met in France during the...

A leading historian of revolutionary France who helped to create the University of Sussex has died.Maurice Hutt was born in Rugby on 22 September 1928 to parents who had met in France during the...

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