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	Felix Morrow (by L. Proyect)
		It is an analysis of the political fight between Felix Morrow on one side and the leaders of the Fourth International on the other.
		During the 1940s, he and other of the leaders of the SWP were imprisoned under the terms of the Smith Act for their vocal opposition to World War 2 as an imperialist war.
		This ultraleftism stared Felix Morrow in the face, who like a small boy declaring that the emperor has no clothes, ventured to state that American imperialism might not have been on its last legs in 1945.
	www.columbia.edu /~lnp3/mydocs/american_left/morrow.htm (1240 words)

	Felix Morrow - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Felix Morrow was for many years a leading figure in American Trotskyism, best known for his book Revolution and Counter-Revolution In Spain.
		Morrow was one of 18 SWP leaders, including James P. Cannon, imprisoned under the Smith Act during the Second World War.
		Morrow and Goldman projected the likelihood of a prolonged period of bourgeois democracy in western Europe and emphasised the need for democratic and transitional demands against the maximalism advocated by the majority.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Felix_Morrow (215 words)

	Felix Hell, biography
		Felix Hell was born on September 14, 1985, in Frankenthal/Pfalz, Germany.
		Felix Hell pursued his organ studies at the Hochschule für Kirchenmusik in Heidelberg, studying with Johannes Michel and Christiane Michel-Ostertun.
		Felix Hell is member of the “American Guild of Organists”, the “Organ Historical Society”, the German “Gesellschaft der Orgelfreunde” and the “Organ Society of Sydney”.
	www.felix-hell.com /curriculum.shtml (623 words)

	Joseph Farrell per Alan Wald
		Goldman and Morrow's strongest argument challenged Trotsky's somewhat catastrophic perspective that World War II would be followed by a wave of socialist revolutions in the major countries of westem Europe, with Stalinism in the Soviet Union quickly eradicated either by an internal political revolution or an externally imposed capitalist restoration.
		Yet the question remains as to whether Goldman and Morrow's predictions were actually based on a superior insight into the nature of the epoch; it is also possible that, in the process of losing their revolutionary convictions, they were merely projecting the existing, pessimistic situation of the mid-1940s into the future.
		Morrow was expelled from the Socialist Workers Party at its November 1946 convention on the grounds of engaging in unauthorized meetings with Shachtman, but by then he had become so discouraged that he never followed through on his commitment to join the Workers Party.
	www.writing.upenn.edu /~afilreis/50s/farrell.html (5300 words)

	[No title]
		Felix was not the sort of person whom she was desirous of admitting to her confidence in domestic matters.
		Felix Sweetsir, being near-sighted, was obliged to fit his eye-glass in position before he could recognize the prime minister of Lady Lydiard's household.
		Felix, happening to look round at Lady Lydiard and the steward while they were both engaged in writing, returned suddenly to the table as if he had been struck by a new idea.
	www.gutenberg.org /dirs/etext99/mlmny10.txt (22910 words)

	Evolution of a Vestryman
		Kennaston could find in the past--even he, who was priv ileged to view the past in its actuality, rather than through the distorting media of books and national pride--no suggestion as to what, if anything, he was expected to do while his physical life lasted, or to what, if anything, this life was a prelude.
		And Felix Kennaston had achieved his desire, to every intent, however unapt might be posterity to bracket him with Casanova or Don Juan, and however many tourists still went with reverence to Stratford rather than Alcluid.
		Felix Kennsaton reflected that, through accident's signal favor, he had done all he had at any time very ernestly wanted to do; and that the result was always disappointing, and not as it was depicted in story-books....
	www.uwm.edu /People/mrdunn/cream.frames/cream27.html (2656 words)

	My Lady's Money - Wilkie Collins - Free Online Library
		He was always the same grave, quiet, obstinately resolute man--true to the few friends whom he admitted to his intimacy, and sincere to a fault in the expression of his feelings among persons whom he distrusted or disliked.
		Felix, on the other hand, sprang to his feet with alert politeness and greeted his friend with exuberant cordiality.
		After a moment's consideration, Felix followed him into the drawing-room, with the air of a man who was determined not to be repelled.
	collins.thefreelibrary.com /My-Ladys-Money/4-1 (2745 words)

	Marxists and Spanish Anarchism (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Morrow judged the FAI according to his own standards, squeezing it into his ideological vision of the world rather than reporting the reality of the situation (see Stuart Christie's work for a more detailed refutation of the usual Marxist and Liberal inventions of the activities and nature of the FAI).
		Morrow in his discussion of the struggles of the 1930s implies that the CNT was at fault in not joining the Socialist UGT's "Workers' Alliance" (Alianza Obrera).
		In summary, therefore, Morrow expected the membership of the Catalan CNT and FAI to join in a struggle started and directed by Catalan fascists, whose leaders in the government were arresting and shooting their members, censoring their press, closing their union offices and refusing them a role in the revolt as self-organised forces.
	flag.blackened.net /sai/faq/append32.html (19853 words)

	TCR Team
		Morrow is founder and president of The Scarab Group, a commercial real estate consulting firm providing operational expertise for companies and their property operations.
		Morrow attended Hendrix College in Conway, Arkansas, and also studied in Washington, D.C. and Detroit, focusing on xeroscaping and new urbanism.
		Felix deGolian holds a BS degree from the U.S. Naval Academy and a MBA from Emory University.
	towncenterrealities.com /Team.htm (413 words)

	Harry Emerson Fosdick: Procrastination
		Felix is one of the most unlovely characters in Scripture, and all that we know of him outside of Scripture simply deepens our distaste for him.
		We fill in the picture of to-morrow with blessings to be enjoyed, ideals to be attained, until the upshot may be that we draw the thought of our people away from what they have to-day to what they may have tomorrow.
		Yesterday is gone, and to-morrow is not yet here; and procrastination is a deadly habit of blinding one's eyes to the opportunities and privileges we have in our hands and dreaming of something that some time we may have.
	www.abcog.org /fosdick.htm (3679 words)

	Felix Morrow -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Felix Morrow (1906 - 1988) US politican, (A socialist who advocates communism) Communist.
		Felix Morrow was for many years a leading figure in American (The form of communism advocated by Leon Trotsky; calls for immediate worldwide revolution by the proletariat) Trotskyism, best known for his bok Revolution and Counter-Revolution In Spain.
		In 1943 he formed a faction, with Albert Goldman which challenged the SWP’s ‘orthodox’ catastrophic perspective.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/f/fe/felix_morrow.htm (151 words)

	The Militant - May 27, 2002 -- How the fascists came to power in Spain in the 1930s
		This is one of Pathfinder’s Books of the Month for May. Morrow’s account was written as events themselves unfolded in the Spanish civil war in the 1930s.
		The central theme of Morrow’s book is the futility of attempting to defeat Gen. Francisco Franco’s attack on the Spanish Republic through a People’s Front coalition with the bourgeoisie--the strategy followed by both the Stalinists and Socialists after September 1935.
		Morrow’s other major theme is the role a revolutionary party could have played had one been created in time to defend the revolutionary aspirations of the workers and peasants against these betrayals.
	www.themilitant.com /2002/6621/662149.html (1158 words)

	Felix Morrow: Tactical Problems of the European Movement (January 1946)
		He estimates that “these masses may well have to go through a certain body of experiences before they will understand that their needs cannot be satisfied within the framework of the democratic republic.” No doubt this is true, although the experience may be gained in a concentrated form and within a brief period.
		Comrade Morrow also concluded from Italian experiences so far that “the traditional workers’ parties, as well as centrist and liberal-democratic parties, will emerge throughout Europe as the principal parties of the first period after collapse of the Nazis and their collaborators.” This is already the case in a number of European countries.
		The position of the SWP minority was stated by Felix Morrow in the May 1945 Fourth International.
	www.marxists.org /archive/morrow-felix/1946/01/tact-probs.htm (4422 words)

	The Felix Morrow Internet Archive
		Felix Morrow was for many years a leading figure figure in American Trotskyism, best known for his classic Revolution and Counter-Revolution In Spain.
		In one of the most instructive factional struggles in the history of the Trotskyist movement, Morrow and Goldman projected the likelihood of a prolonged period of bourgeois democracy in western Europe and emphasised the need for democratic and transitional demands against the maximalism advocated by the majority.
		Although he was expelled from the SWP in 1946 for ‘unauthorised collaboration’ with Shachtman’s Workers Party, he did not join Shachtman, and drifted out of politics to the right.
	www.marxists.org /archive/morrow-felix/index.htm (373 words)

	[MIA] Archivo Felix Morrow. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Felix Morrow fue por muchos años una figura importante dentro del trotskismo norteamericano, apreciado por sus escritos sobre España.
		En su lugar Morrow y Goldman ofrecían una perspectiva que preveía un largo periódo de democracia burguesa en Europa occidental y ponía enfasis en la necesidad de reivindicaciones democráticas y de transición en lugar del programa maximalista de la "ortodoxia" del SWP.
		Sin embargo, Morrow nunca se incorporó al grupo de Schactman, y giró, en cambio, a la derecha.
	www.marxists.org /espanol/morrow (199 words)

	A new dramatization of Orwell's Homage to Catalonia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		From the beginning of the civil war the working class of Catalonia had taken the initiative in the struggle against Franco’s fascist forces, providing an example that was followed in Madrid, Valencia and other towns and cities all over the country.
		In his book Revolution and Counter-revolution in Spain, Felix Morrow describes how, in the face of government refusal to provide them with arms, workers had attacked the barracks almost with their bare hands.
		Morrow explains that for a short period a situation of dual power existed.
	www.wsws.org /articles/2004/jul2004/cata-j03.shtml (3681 words)

	NHL - National Hockey League - Los Angeles vs. Dallas (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Penalties: B Morrow, Dal (interference), 7:49; B Guerin, Dal (obstruction tripping), 9:30; S Heinze, Los (hooking), 9:52; D Hatcher, Dal (major fighting), 19:45; I Laperriere, Los (major fighting), 19:45.
		He used teammate Brenden Morrow as a screen and beat Potvin from high in the left circle to extend the Stars' lead to 5-2 with 4:35 to go, then got a lucky bounce to complete his first hat trick since January 17, 2001.
		Anytime you can score, it's nice, but tonight it was really special getting three goals." Morrow collected a goal and two assists and Jason Arnott also scored for the Stars, who extended their unbeaten streak to seven games (5-0-2).
	www.usatoday.com /sports/scores103/103007/20030107NHL--DALLAS----0nr.htm (948 words)

	The Sentinel Online - Archived Story
		Allen Felix, Richie Fitz, Sean McAndrew, Mike Freet, Butch Brough, Jeremy Ott and Frank Gordon were all Friday night feature winners at Path Valley Speedway Park.
		Felix kicked off the night by winning the makeup Legends car race from April 1 defeating Randy Kissinger, Josh Morrow, Greg Burd and Jim Black.
		He took the win over Morrow, Kissinger, Felix and Randy Fetterolf.
	www.cumberlink.com /articles/2005/04/28/racing/week/week01a.txt (1033 words)

	Buenaventura Durruti by Peter E Newell
		Felix Morrow in his Revolution and Counter-Revolution in Spain, noted that "At least three-fourths of the land was tilled by collectives.
		Enormous surpluses were voluntarily turned over to the government, free of charge, for use at the front".
		Morrow says that many workers from abroad saw Aragon and praised it.
	www.spunk.org /texts/writers/durruti/sp001877.html (4655 words)

	circlealpha dot comm (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		His great error was to maintain, like so many Trotskyists that the CNT had "made their revolution" in Catalonia by seizing the means of production and ignoring the state (an error due to Felix Morrow's inaccurate assertions in _Revolution and Counter- Revolution in Spain_ -- see http://www.infoshop.org/faq/append32.html for details).
		Democracy in the Armed Forces The soldiers' committees and elected officers were abolished in March 1918 by Trotsky: "The principle of election is politically purposeless and technically inexpedient, and it has been, in practice, abolished by decree" Officers were appointed from above by the government.
		Ironically, Trotskyists like Felix Morrow argued in Spain that "the simple, concrete slogan of elected soldiers' committees was the only road for securing proletarian control of the army." Clearly, Trotsky abolished proletarian control of the Red Army in favour of bureaucratic control.
	www.circlealpha.com /library/swpiso1.html (9232 words)

	Raceway Magazine News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		In the Central PA Legends feature, defending champion and past national amateur champ Allen Felix of Shippensburg came from fourth to take the win.
		Street Stock winner Tim Fedder said, “It’s too bad there were not more cars because I love the competition here and this might be the only chance I have to race here this season.” Defending Legends champion Allen Felix said after his win that the competition in the Legends gets tougher every race.
		Both Bast in the 270 Sprints and Bard in the mini stocks told announcer Rob Boyer that they had to race this week with their old engines from last year.
	www.racewaymagazine.com /March2004/Path3-26.htm (862 words)

	Path Valley Speedway Results - Spring Run, PA
		Morrow, but the rookie won in the outside groove by a few feet.
		He said his father and family are his primary support and winning on the Path Valley clay ahead of past national champions was the thrill of a lifetime.
		The front five were Burd, Allen Felix, Ray Swank, Josh Morrow and Kip Erb Jr.
	www.racerslounge.com /Path_Valley_Speedway.htm (13386 words)

	Socialism Today - Arms for Spain
		Firstly, though, this book is not a general history of the war.
		For that try Hugh Thomas's book, if you can pick it up, or Felix Morrow's Revolution and Counter-Revolution in Spain, for a more concise and politically clued-up account.
		Howson's book is the exhaustively researched story of the republican government's attempts to arm itself.
	www.socialismtoday.org /38/spain38.html (799 words)

	portland imc - 2004.04.06 - Professor Chomsky Comes in from the Cold
		But Chomsky's bland phrases cover over the role played by the anarchist leadership itself, which assisted the Stalinists and social democrats in chloroforming the Spanish masses.
		He explained how anarchism—in the form of the CNT-FAI (National Confederation of Labor and the Anarchist Iberian Federation) leadership of Garcia Oliver—was "tested on a grand scale" by the Spanish events, and how it failed miserably.
		Morrow wrote, "Anarchism has consistently refused to recognize the distinction between a bourgeois and workers' state.
	portland.indymedia.org /en/2004/04/285141.shtml (3243 words)

	The Militant - 9/9/96 -- Pathfinder Fund Will Help Keep Titles In Print
		Maggie Trowe, director of the fund and business manager of Pathfinder's printshop, explained that so far in 1996, 26 books and 18 pamphlets have been reprinted, compared with 29 books in all of 1995.
		Reprints include Socialism on Trial by James P. Cannon, Revolution and Counterrevolution in Spain by Felix Morrow, the History of the Russian Revolution in Russian, Labor's Giant Step by Art Preis, and Leon Trotsky's The Revolution Betrayed.
		The Politics of Chicano Liberation, which was reprinted last year after being out of stock for several years, sold out and was reprinted again in May. The Communist Manifesto and Leon Trotsky's Marxism and Terrorism were two other titles that sold out and were reprinted this year.
	www.themilitant.com /1996/6031/6031_5.html (615 words)

	Socialist Workers Party (USA) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		As part of this process, moves were made to heal the breach with Max Shachtman's supporters in the Workers Party (WP) and for the two groups to fuse.
		However some members of the SWP around Felix Morrow and Goldman grew dissatisfied with what they saw as the SWP's ultra-leftist attitude towards revolutionary policies and argued for the use of transitional politics as outlined by Trotsky in the Transitional Program which had been adopted by the Fourth International in 1938.
		Eventually they were to leave the SWP in a state of demoralisation and some joined the WP.
	www.worldhistory.com /wiki/S/Socialist-Workers-Party-(USA).htm (2854 words)

	diaryaf (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		I was helping Andy Morrow at E. Evans on the barn.
		I was piling wood and fixing the saw dust spout for the Morrow Bro at the Saw Mill
		John Morrow was drawing wood out onto the road for us.
	ic.net /~ivinfo/diaryaf.html (9238 words)

	From a friend of
		Indeed chapter 6 of War and the International, dealing with the new situation in the post-war world, has the complete opposite appraisal of Grant's role to that in Richardson's `review'.
		We read on pages 175-6, by way of quotation from Roy Tearse, and in the authors' own text, that the WIL and later the RCP `had been groping towards a new outlook' prior to the American SWP minority position developed by Felix Morrow and others.
		Quoted is Grant's dismissal of some aspects of the SWP majority's mistakes from 1942 - Preparing for Power.
	www.revolutionary-history.co.uk /backiss/Vol2/No4/Grant.html (1371 words)

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