It takes culture as one of its subjects, and so it reflects backward and inward on itself through various mirrors.
Plus, it makes all of its subjects easily navigable in the footer.
It is, as one of its subjects says, about people who are "America's worst nightmare": gay men who become fathers.
It's fun to read, despite the grim nature of its subjects, and given that McBain is Mr. Hunter's alter ego, it is also a literary gimmick.
It did justice to the sufferings of its subjects.
2,168 of its subjects dropped out of the trial: it must count these people in the results.
Islamic government was legitimate, in the dual sense that it generally respected the individual legal rights of its subjects and was seen by them as doing so.
Still, there is something troubling about this book, a sense that it is unduly unkind to -- and thus unworthy of -- its subjects.
No Guts may not have that show's visceral impact, but it is full of the frustrations, joy and bravery of its subjects.
The monarchy basically respected the various rights of the church accrued by tradition, as it did the civil and property rights, or "liberties," of its subjects generally.
For some of its subjects, the medical austerity experiment continues.
