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Author photo. Vanity Fair, 18 October 1900, as "Statesmen" Number 729.

Vanity Fair, 18 October 1900, as "Statesmen" Number 729.

Hugh Cecil

Author of The Flower of Battle: How Britain Wrote the Great War

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Cecil, Hugh
Legal name
Cecil, Hugh Peniston
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Date of birth
1941-12-29
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male
Nationality
UK
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London, England, UK
Education
Oxford University (New College)
Eton College
Occupations
biographer
history professor
Relationships
Cecil, David (father)
MacCarthy, Mary (grandmother)
MacCarthy, Desmond (grandfather)
Organizations
Leeds University
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Short biography
Hugh Cecil is the son of the biographer David Cecil and Rachel MacCarthy. He married Mirabel Walker in 1972, and together they wrote a biography of his maternal grandparents, Desmond and Molly (Mary) MacCarthy.
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