1. When order becomes chaos, chaos must be used to maintain order and save law. ——Romain Rolland (France) "Gola Breignon"

2. Law is order, and good law can only have good order. ——Aristotle

3. Order emerges from chaos. ——British poet Milton

4. People are too accustomed to using force to maintain order, so it is impossible to consider social organization without repression. ——Russian writer Leo Tolstoy

5. Order means light and tranquility, inner freedom and self-control; order is power...Order is the greatest need of mankind and is Where true happiness lies. ——Swiss philosopher Amir

6. The primary issue is not freedom, but the establishment of a legal and public order. Human beings can have order without freedom, but they cannot have freedom without order. ——Muir Huntington

7. Conscience always obeys the natural order regardless of all man-made laws. ——Rousseau

8. Good order is the foundation of all good things. ——Burke