Author: Kirsty
A Spanish Family Christening in Victorian London, or, how a baptism record helped to identify a family’s (unexpected) social context
Exploring a Spanish birth record: Carmen Blanco Larruscain (Cádiz, 10 July 1854)
A Cabinful of Catalan Cork Cutters? Tracing (some of) the men behind the Catalan Cork Trade in 19th-century London
Ancestry’s Freemasonry Collection as a Source for Spanish Business Networks in C19 London
Notes on Methodology (1). The dark art of the ‘quick and dirty’ biography: Honorato Vert, marquetry cutter
Introducing Hispanic London: Culture, Commerce, and Community in the 19th-Century City
Charity fundraising, Anglo-Spanish Victorian Style: Wars, Hurricanes, Floods, Earthquakes, Dynamite, and Soccer
The Failed Earl’s Court Spanish Exhibition (1889), or, the Benefits to the Author of Open-Access Publishing
Hispanic Britain, or, an Anglo-Spanish Miscellany 