1 a man or person who lives in or who comes from the countryside and not a town --
2 a person from your own country --
I still say that the majority of our fellow countrymen—and this is something for which we should have some regard—will avail themselves of the scheme.
If a man wants to keep his fellow-countrymen out of war, you call him craven?
Were they the foreign countries under whose flag we are told under certain conditions some of our fellow-countrymen are anxious to take refuge?
They would prefer misgovernment by their own fellow-countrymen rather than what they would think good government by aliens.
There have been handles given to those people whose joy it is to think that their fellow countrymen in foreign parts can do no right.
The expression of sheer amazement on the faces of our countrymen was very amusing to behold.
We are charged with the responsibility of legislating in ways that affect millions of our fellow countrymen.
I cannot see any reason why their fellow countrymen should not have the same right.
