| GUANTÁNAMO The War on Human Rights David Rose New York: The New Press, November 2004 |
Rating: 5.0 High |
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| ISBN-13 978-1-56584-957-0 | ||||
| ISBN-10 1-56584-957-4 | 160pp. | HC | $21.95 | |
| Page 62: | "A burly, balding figure who had served God in uniform for nineteen years, I asked Feehan about his personal faith." |
| Dangling participle: S/B "I asked Feehan, a burly, balding figure who had served God in uniform for nineteen years,". |
| Page 82-83: | "To be sure, he told the Miami Chamber of Commerce in February 2004, it was time that if Guantánamo's prisoners were to be turned loose, 'they would return to the fight and continue to kill innocent men, women and children'." |
| Word choice: S/B "it was true". |
| Page 155: | "The justices did lack awareness of the historic importance of what they had to say. Citing Magna Carta, they recalled..." |
| Missing word: S/B "did not lack awareness". |
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