Singapore: A 700-Year History

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Page 187: Transforming JurongSource : Ministry of Information, Communications and the Arts (MICA) Collection	Page 188: A five-nation (Britain, Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia and Singapore) defence exercise codenamed "Bersatu Padu" was organised in 1970 to demonstrate Britain's capability for rapid deployment of its forces to defend Malaysia and Singapore after its withdrawal.Source : Ministry of Information, Communications, and the Arts (MICA) Collection

Page 190: Zubir Said, composer of Majulah Singapura Source : Ministry of Information, Communications and the Arts (MICA) Collection	Page 191: Score of National Anthem Source : National Archives of Singapore (NAS) Collection

Page 192: Building up the Armed Forces Source : Ministry of Information, Communications and the Arts (MICA) Collection	Page 194: Taking the Singapore Pledge Source : Ministry of Information, Communications and the Arts (MICA) Collection

Page 195(Top): Letter from Ong Pang Boon to S. Rajaratnam, 2 February 1966: Early drafts of the Singapore Pledge Source : Ministry of Education (MOE) Collection	Page 195(bottom): Letter from S. Rajaratnam to Ong Pang Boon, 18 February 1966: Early drafts of the Singapore Pledge Source : Ministry of Education (MOE) Collection

Page 196: Lee Boon Wang landscape of the Singapore River Source : Singapore Art Museum (SAM) Collection	Page 198: Albert Winsemus (1910-1996) Source : National Archives of Singapore (NAS) Collection

Page 200: MerlionSource : Ministry of Information, Communications and the Arts (MICA) Collection

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Preface
Chapter 1
Writing Singapore‘s History
Chapter 2
In The Beginning – The Lion City
Chapter 3
The Lure of the Chinese Market
Chapter 4
Reconstructing the Lion City
Chapter 5
Singapura: Outposts of the Melaka and Johor Kingdoms
Chapter 6
Contesting the Waters Around Singapore
Chapter 7
Raffles and the Establishment of an East India Company Station on Singapore
Chapter 8
The Port City and its Trading Networks
Chapter 9
Staple Port and the Malayan Hinterland
Chapter 10
Fortress Singapore: Defending a Port-City and Empire
Chapter 11
The British “Grand Design”, Local Politics and the Formation of Malaysia
Chapter 12
Separation
Chapter 13
Responding to Separation
Chapter 14
Aspiring to Global City Status
Chapter 15
Conclusion