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…, although an unpopular right wing politician in the English parliament, soon found himself rising in power during the turbulent years of the mid 30’s. He often delivered speech’s protesting the evils of fascism and totalitarian societies. As World War II erupted…

…extreme case a man was pulled from his truck and beaten on his head with a slab of broken concrete. He had 91 hairline fractures to his skull, a broken nose, and a fractured cheek bone. Soon fires were erupting from every direction. Local convenience…

…, the Party and its auxiliaries publicized the case widely in order to apply mass pressure on the Alabama justice system. Protests erupted throughout the country and as far away as Paris, Moscow, and South Africa, and the governor of Alabama was bombarded…

…to win the White House. The Civil War erupted in 1861 and lasted four grueling years. During the war, against the advice of his cabinet, Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation that freed the slaves. The Republicans of their day worked to pass…

…. There are many documented cases where flames erupted from the sites of electrodes and blood poured from victims of electrocution. The gas chamber is no better – one case noted involved a convict in Mississippi that had a violent reaction to the lethal gas…

…a loss of confidence in American power. It would be a major challenge of the next administration to restore that unity and confidence. The cold war erupted into a shooting war in June 1950, when troops from Communist North Korea invaded South Korea…

…though change could rarely be accomplished in such hard times as a revolution, showing earlier that a revolution only brought on more corruption. If change were never fully reached, then greed and corruption would erupt and reform would never happen…

…soon drag a reluctant America into the muddy trenches of the Western Front. The "Open Door" welcomed a series of squabbles that later erupted in a mushroom cloud. But few in that innocent era could foresee such extraordinary events. Most believed…

…, to the coldly analytical, to the stupid. None of this sways Juror No. 8 because he had a switchblade just like the supposedly unique knife used in the killing. Stunned and somewhat insulted by his forethought the jurors erupt in a babble of opposition. Although…

…and the hunters hurled themselves at her. This dreadful eruption from an unknown world made her frantic… (135). My second example of order in the novel is the huts on the beach. Being the only place for shelter from the elements, and the place where the characters…