Miguel del Rey

Writer. He was director of the magazine Ristre during its second phase. As an author specializing in military history, he has published La Guerra de África (1859–1860), La Guerra de la Oreja de Jenkins, La Guerra de los Diez Años (1868–1878), Las Guardias Reales en la campaña de Italia, El libro del soldado napoleónico (also translated into Portuguese), A tocapenoles, Napoleón en Oriente, and dozens of articles and contributions in periodical publications. A specialist in uniformology and vexillology, he is also a member of several associations in Spain, France, and Great Britain devoted to the study of modern and medieval history. Together with Carlos Canales, he is part of the North American history project Edge & Cleaver; they have published more than thirty works, among which the following stand out: Las reglas del viento; Naves mancas (IX Premio Algaba); De madera y acero; Bernardo de Gálvez; El oro de América; Demonios del Norte; De Felipe V a Felipe VI—in collaboration with Augusto Ferrer Dalmau—; Atlas de imperios; Gloria imperial; Atlas histórico de España; Infografías del Imperio español; and Historia de Filipinas. Las islas del rey.