Citations:Orderite

English citations of Orderite

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• 2004, T. J. Toney, Or: A Big Black Queer Slice of American Pie, AuthorHouse (→ISBN), page 192:

  In Brazil, pretty boys like this had made squalor queasily erotic. As Dante follows the young brother into the asphalt courtyard, Samuelson lags behind, blessing the crowd of tenants that has gathered round him. They circle, advance and then fall back in reverence like lepers groping. The mob floats forward and comes to a rest near “the boundary.” Literally, the boundary is the project property line; symbolically, by Samuelson’s dictum enforced by his Orderites, it is a battle line ...

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• 1974, Newell Maynard Stultz, Afrikaner Politics in South Africa, 1934-1948, Univ of California Press (→ISBN), page 78:

  Malan and the other established leaders of the HNP therefore looked forward to the day when the New Orderites might be brought to heel, and throughout 1941 they waged an unremitting campaign against “group formation” within the party.

• 1987, R. Emmett Tyrrell, Orthodoxy: The American Spectator's 20th Anniversary Anthology, Harpercollins:

  The year was 1967, and whatever future historians might make of that it was sheer luck. I might have done the same thing in 1767 and been hung by the Red Coats. In 1967, though, a historic inflammation was beginning to afflict America’s latest Old Order. The last time this happened to an American Old Order the year was 1929, and the Old Orderites were leaping out windows. This time the Old Orderites were growing bushy sideburns and leaping into beds, often with their daughter’s girl friends ...

• 1996, Willa Mae Hemmons, Black Women in the New World Order: Social Justice and the African American Female, Greenwood Publishing Group (→ISBN), page 152:

  Rather than the conventional wisdom of a Charles Dickens, a Louisa May Alcott, a Zora Neale Hurston, an Ernest Hemingway, a Langston Hughes, a Maya Angelou or a Norman Mailer, the “Counter Counterculture” wisdom of the New World Order, particularly as augmented by the New World Orderites, fuels the political crusades that justify its tyrannies.

• 2009, Theodore Friend, Indonesian Destinies, Harvard University Press (→ISBN), page 476:

  the period of wayang wars initiated by displaced New Orderites — was already giving way to other dynamics.

• 2012, Felix von Keudell, The Internet: The Book of Revelations, BoD – Books on Demand (→ISBN):

  American Concentration Camps - coming American Holocaust of the Government’s plans for dealing with the non-New World Orderites.

• 1922, The New Republic, page 172:

  Then the cleanup of the “County Ring” was begun in 1921, after months of feeling for an opening by the Law and Orderites.