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Atletas y ciudadanos: historia social del deporte en España, 1870–2010 [Athletes and Citizens: Social History of Sport in Spain]

worked, walked and sought other forms of entertainment. Prescott’s excellent book is a reminder to historians of the value of a detailed study of one sport in one place, but perhaps the next challenge for historians is to replicate such an approach for leisure in a town. Only then, by placing sport clearly in context – by comparing and contrasting it and by looking for connections and disconnections – will we understand better how sport fitted into the lives of individuals and communities.