Glimpses of Ontario (1942)
James A. FitzPatrick: Self - Narrator
Quotes
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[last lines]
James A. FitzPatrick : [on Peace Tower] Inside the tower, there is a sacred sanctuary containing Canada's Book of Remembrance, in which are inscribed the names of all Canadian soldiers who gave their lives in the First World War. The tower also contains a huge carillon which peals its mighty notes out over the city of Ottawa, as if to remind the inhabitants of their duty to those whose names have been immortalized in that Book of Remembrance.
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James A. FitzPatrick : The source of life in any land is food, and the manner in which it is produced and distributed determines the success or failure of that land.
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[first lines]
James A. FitzPatrick : Ontario, the second-largest province in Canada, possesses about a third of that country's population, and owes its colonization partly to loyalists who came from the United States after the war of independence.
