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If, then, "Origins and End of the New World Order" helps to confirm the high aims that the founders of Modern Age had in mind, it will also serve to reassert, retest, and revitalize Modern Age's purposiveness and its endeavors to promote a reflective conservatism. a dire purposiveness about the Olympian passion for signing up to treaties and handing power over to international bureaucrats who want to rule the world. Yet we sensed that there might be some purposiveness, if not exactly purpose, to the journey--that despite the fact that there was "nothing to see," something might happen. |
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