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Jacob Rees Mogg used ‘banned’ words & phrases in his book The Victorians

In Uncategorized on July 27, 2019 by kmflett

The new Leader of the Commons Jacob Rees Mogg has issued a guide to his staff outlining terms and phrases he does and does not expect to see in communications from them.

Mr Rees Mogg who has a history degree and published this year The Victorians, a widely slated volume of essays on the nineteenth century does not appear immune from using some of the banned words himself however

In his Chapter Napier: The Great Radical  he uses the banned word ‘invest’ twice while the Chapter Sleeman: Moral Purpose  uses the banned word ‘equal’ which also appears twice in Albert: Behind the Throne and once in Disraeli: The One-Nation Conservative

Perhaps Mr Rees Mogg needs to use part of the Parliamentary Recess to write out one hundred times ‘I must not use words and phrases that I myself have banned others from using’

 

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