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Memoirs of Lee Kuan Yew The Singapore Store: 1965-2000
| Dimensions | 9.13 x 6.46 x 2.44 inches |
| Edition | First Edition |
| Isbn 10 | 9812049843 |
| Isbn 13 | 978-9812049841 |
| Item Weight | 3.26 pounds |
| Language | English |
| Print Length | 778 pages |
| Publication Date | January 1, 2000 |
| Publisher | Times Media Private Limited |
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Great book. Great lesson to learn.
Overpassed my expectations!! Itโs an amazing book. Absolutely highly recommend.
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Spells out the recipe for Singapore's success chapter by chapter
Volume one was terrific, describing how LKY came to political maturity and how independent Singapore was born, strongly recommend reading that first. Volume two delivers on its promise of a detailed recipe for how a tiny island with no resources was grown into a first world country: ingredients, measurements, instructions for combining and baking; he explains it all. Makes it clear there was no mystery or magic, but rather extraordinary hard work, intelligence, energy and ethical discipline. It is fitting with LKY's lifelong dedication to the public good that he left the world this instruction book in case it is useful for future societies.
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Preowned but good
Preowned but good quality
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This man knows how we should select a president! Psychological evaluation!
What a guy. This man single-handedly developed Singapore to succeed. Only a genius could have recognized all the factors to make this strange city survive and be an enormous power. Listen to what he did and what he thinks and you will become important.
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Good book for any aspiring leader
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thank you
Book in excellent condition! Thank you!
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Five Stars
I have the part 1 and I am encouraged by his faith in our country
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Four Stars
It's in good condition. Thank you
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Fascinating
Fascinating book if you're interested in politics and international affairs. Lee Kwan Yew was a remarkable man and it is amazing what he and his team achieved with Singapore, which could so easily have ended up in a much worse place, rather than being the success story that it is. A lot of the credit must go to him.
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Great book
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Great book
Great insight on how he developed Singapore and the vast challenges he faced.
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