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Singapore: A Very Short History Sophia University and Charles E. Tuttle Co. without any interest in theA concise and comprehensive account of Singapore's history, from its discovery to its development as one of the world's greatest port cities. This book incorporates the latest research and findings, weaving a narrative that spans over 700 years. It explores the island's journey through a diverse cast of historical figures and highlights Singapore's ability to adapt and thrive in the face of challenges. 'Sorry! Book description for this title is not