Of Philippine tourist spots

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Part of Panorama

Title
Of Philippine tourist spots
Creator
Atsumi Ikeno
Language
English
Year
1969
Subject
Philippines -- Description and travel.
Rights
In Copyright - Educational Use Permitted
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some particular form of heresy we may encounter. In a debate in the House of Commons, Gladstone re­ viewed the history of Ox­ ford and spoke of the la­ mentable condition of that institution during th® reign of Queen Mary. Quoting a historian of that period he continued: “The cause of the failure is easy to dis­ cover. The Universities had everything, except the most necessary element of all — Freedom: which by the im­ mutable laws of nature, is always an indispensable con­ dition of real and permanent prosperity in the higher in­ tellectual cultivation and its organs.” With this conclu­ sion all who cherish our he­ ritage must agree: without freedom the prosperity most important for this country cannot be achieved — the prosperity of our cultural life. — By James Bryant Co­ nant in Vital Speeches of the Day, July, 1936. OF PHILIPPINE TOURIST SPOTS Filipinos should be thankful for the wonderful scenery and tourist spots that your country offers. We don’t have those beautiful sceneries in Japan. If properly developed, the tourist spots in the Phil­ ippines will greatly enhance your tourist industry. — Atsumi Ikeno, Miss Japan of 1968 20 Panorama