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New Order

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New Order
partially fulfilled Nazification of Europe. [Eur. Hist.: Hitler, 935, 1055]
See : Bigotry


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TOM joined the new order of Cadets of Temperance, being attracted by the showy character of their "regalia.
There are two lessons in this discourse: first, that in order to create one must be as a little child; secondly, that it is only through existing law and order that one attains to that height from which new law and new order may be promulgated.
Like many of his fellows, he had apparently accepted the new order of things with good grace, and had sworn fealty to Xodar, his new ruler; but I knew that he hated me, and I was sure that in his heart he envied and hated Xodar, so I had kept a watch upon his comings and goings, to the end that of late I had become convinced that he was occupied with some manner of intrigue.
 
 
 
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