The XENOS Report
Alex Xenos, Taylor KniphferSharing views & news on law, politics, history, and culture by Alex Xenos and contributors.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 21 | Subscribers | Read | alexxenos.substack.com |
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Britain's Brief Attempt at Separation of Powers
To read Part II in this series, click here.
Cromwell & Lambert Start Something New
Portrait of Oliver Cromwell and John Lambert by Robert Walker. In a private collection.
To Disaffected Republicans: The Democratic Party Won’t Save the Constitutional Order
It’s one thing for right-of-center Americans to not vote for Donald Trump; it is quite another to vote for Kamala Harris. But that is exactly what some prominent (or formerly prominent) figures on the right are suggesting conservatives do. ...
The Instrument of Government (1653) and The U.S. Constitution (1787): A Comparison
The following is Part I of a comparative series between the United States Constitution and another. This one is much less known, but there is evidence that it influenced the Founding Fathers in their framing of the United States Constitutio...
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Bringing you insight on the issues of the day -- Attorney & Writer -- Passionate about liberty, law, and history -- Counsel at nonprofit whistleblower organization
A historian currently in the business world. Pursuing a doctorate in medieval and early modern English history. Interested in all forms of history, from Ancient Egypt to the Modern American Presidency.
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