Sarah Aguilar

GA and her mother were running a small private boarding school in Hackney for boys aged four to ten; subjects included Religion, English, and Hebrew.

GA and her mother left England for Germany, to seek a consultation with an eminent German physician about Grace's condition.

GA and her mother repaired to the steel baths at Schwalbach for several weeks, still hoping her health would improve; thereafter they returned to Frankfurt, where she lived only a few weeks longer.

GA published The Perez Family, the first domestic narrative of contemporary Jewish life, for Charlotte Montefiore 's Cheap Jewish Library, a series of tracts aimed at poor London Jews.

GA 's early historical romance in the style of Scott , The Days of Bruce, was published posthumously by her mother .

Sarah Aguilar dated her preface to her collection of her daughter GA 's short fiction, Home Scenes and Heart Studies, published the following year.

According to the matriarchal traditions of her culture, Sarah (Dias Fernandes) Aguilar passed on to Grace the oral traditions of the Sephardic crypto-Jews' experiences of the expulsion and the...

Much of GA 's early professional writing grew out of her religious faith. Her religious books were inspired, in part, by her concern over the lack of Jewish instructional texts written in English, especially compared...

The Days of Bruce is a melodrama about Scotland's great deliverer, Robert Bruce . It traces the fate of fourteenth-century Scotland from its impotent rage that the tyrant Edward [should] exult in the possession...