Postdoctoral Researcher at Università della Valle d'Aosta; @BritishSpanish scholar; PhD from @Uonhistory; Historian of early modern Catholicism and Espionage.
@sixteenthCgirl Lucy Underwood has written about Catholic children in post-Reformation England and Europe. Her footnotes may point to broader literature too
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@kmschultz24 What a fantastic view! That whole area is stunning! When I was last in Rome, I was lucky enough to have the chance to walk round Lake Albano. It was a hard walk, but the views...
La red de espionaje que puso en jaque el futuro de la Inglaterra protestante. El historiador @JPPRoche desvela sus descubrimientos sobre la ‘noche de las hogueras’, via @abc_es https://t.co/5Y1VSR8bea via @ABC_Cultura
@robhatchtv @Laura_Meseguer @MCuevasGracia @cycling_podcast ¡Enhorabuena! Looks great! My Spanish listening skills are pretty rusty but hopefully I can use this to dust them off! Managed to understand the introduction successfully so off to a good start!
@gvb1985@16cjournal the BritSpan Soc talk is up on youtube if you want to watch ;)
I'm busy writing a couple of articles based on the thesis and doing some work on Sir Walter Ralegh. All whilst engaging in the post-phd job hunt! How about you? What are you up to? Any more articles to come?
In the latest of our series of webinars, historian and BritishSpanish Society 2020 scholarship award winner, young historian Jonathan Roche presented a lecture on Zoom in cooperation with the Cervantes Institute in London which hosted the event.
https://t.co/T1rijh0AXL
When Philip II's Spain set up a network of spies in England -a fascinating talk, brilliantly researched and delivered by @JPPRoche with the support of @BritishSpanish@CervantesLondon
https://t.co/8hCdEkmthJ
@ChrisLillington@BritishSpanish Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!!
To find a few of the avisos -- the intelligence reports -- at Simancas was exciting, but to find volume after volume filled with them was like finding El Dorado. It was a far bigger discovery than I had dreamed would happen.
Don´t miss out!!
Remember our next webinar in collaboration with Instituto Cervantes London.
This is free but you need to register in advance on the following link.
https://t.co/E0bNHBskWC
#BSS#institutocervanteslondon
Instituto Cervantes London & @BritishSpanish invite you to the online conference: Spanish spies in Elizabethan England by Historian Jonathan Roche.
▶️Wed, 3 February 2021,18:30h
RSVP: https://t.co/6BeANLiUbN