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Lee, T. H. (1969) The Early Chinese Newspapers of Singapore, 1881–1912. By Chen Mong Hock, University of Malaya Press, Singapore1967. Pp. ix, 171,. Appendices, Illustrations, 4 plates, Bibliography and Index. Price M$25.00. Journal of Southeast Asian History, 10. 370-371 doi:10.1017/s0217781100004543

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TitleThe Early Chinese Newspapers of Singapore, 1881–1912. By Chen Mong Hock, University of Malaya Press, Singapore1967. Pp. ix, 171,. Appendices, Illustrations, 4 plates, Bibliography and Index. Price M$25.00.
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AuthorsLee, T. H.Author
Year1969 (May)Volume10
PublisherCambridge University Press (CUP)
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Full ReferenceLee, T. H. (1969) The Early Chinese Newspapers of Singapore, 1881–1912. By Chen Mong Hock, University of Malaya Press, Singapore1967. Pp. ix, 171,. Appendices, Illustrations, 4 plates, Bibliography and Index. Price M$25.00. Journal of Southeast Asian History, 10. 370-371 doi:10.1017/s0217781100004543
Plain TextLee, T. H. (1969) The Early Chinese Newspapers of Singapore, 1881–1912. By Chen Mong Hock, University of Malaya Press, Singapore1967. Pp. ix, 171,. Appendices, Illustrations, 4 plates, Bibliography and Index. Price M$25.00. Journal of Southeast Asian History, 10. 370-371 doi:10.1017/s0217781100004543
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