Letters from an Englishman by Jacob Rees-Mogg
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Is compulsory voting a good idea?
Almost every proposed change to the voting system is carried out with the intention of improving the prospects of the party that introduces the change.
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Jacob Rees-Mogg
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July 2026
Net zero is cloud cuckoo land. Amelioration is the answer.
The Daily Telegraph, the journal of conservatism, has been arguing about the merits of net zero this week, with two main articles in favour and two…
Jul 31
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Jacob Rees-Mogg
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A Deflating Government
While I was an MP, I often went to village fetes with my children and, mainly thanks to the generosity of the stall holders, they would win blow up…
Jul 25
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How our laws are made: Part X
The Second Reading in the House of Lords
Jul 21
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The Art of Oratory
Some advice for our new Prime Minister
Jul 20
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A Constitutional Comparison
What are the key differences between the US and UK Constitutions?
Jul 14
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St. John Fisher, circa 1459 to 1535
16th Century Bishop who was executed by Henry VIII
Jul 9
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Nigel Farage’s by election
A recording from Jacob Rees-Mogg's live video
Jul 7
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How our laws are made: Part IX
The First Reading in the House of Lords
Jul 6
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The Problem of England
Devolution is doomed to fail
Jul 3
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June 2026
How might a Reform-Tory pact work?
A free bonus Substack in response to a question from one of my subscribers
Jun 27
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Political instability through the ages
The parliamentary mayhem of recent years is not unfamiliar to historians
Jun 26
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