fellow traveler

Readers of this journal may recognize the name of the author of this new monograph investigating the early work of Owen Barfield (1898-1997), Inkling fellow-traveler, C.

He now describes himself as both pious and skeptical by nature, and as "a Christian fellow-traveler," though it's clear from this book that the place of religion in human life remains one of his core concerns.

On the other hand, the absence of fellow-traveler James Bishop made no sense.

Bradford likens him to Hitler, while Northeastern fellow-traveler Edmund Wilson compares him to Bismarck and Lenin; conservative Harry Jaffa sees him as a staunch constitutionalist, but neoliberal Garry Wills maintains that, with the Emancipation Proclamation, Lincoln pulled off a "gentle (if benign) swindle" and substituted a "new constitution" for the old one.