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A Japanese kwai-po's* conversation with a group of young girls about her life in Singapore
A report written by William Pickering, a British appointed as the Protector of Chinese, presented before the British Government in February 1877.
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Chapter 1: How is knowledge of Singapore's early past constructed?
Chapter 2: What can historical evidence tell us about Singapore's connections with the world up to the 19th century?
Chapter 3: Why did people come to colonial Singapore before World War Two?
Chapter 4: How was life different for the various people in colonial Singapore before World War Two?
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