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Singapore civil society and British power
E. Kay Gillis
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Civil Society
Social Conditions
History
21 Lessons for the 21st Century
3.9
35 votes
Night Owl
5.0
43 votes
The Wealth of Nations
4.1
27 votes
The Dispossessed
4.4
31 votes
Mein Kampf
3.8
37 votes
Why I'm No Longer Talking to White People About Race
3.8
17 votes
Manifest der Kommunistischen Partei
3.4
67 votes
America (the book)
3.6
18 votes
In the garden of beasts
3.4
18 votes
How to Do Nothing
4.0
17 votes
The Hydrogen Sonata
4.0
27 votes
On Tyranny
4.2
17 votes
The State of the Art
3.4
26 votes
So you want to talk about race
4.5
19 votes
Autobiografía Malcolm X
4.1
22 votes
Abraham Lincoln
4.2
22 votes
Half of a Yellow Sun
4.3
27 votes
The Peripheral
4.1
35 votes
Look to windward
4.0
30 votes
Ikigai
4.0
58 votes
A Long Way Gone
4.1
34 votes
We Should All Be Feminists
4.1
26 votes
Train to Pakistan
3.9
15 votes
Homo Deus: A Brief History of Tomorrow
4.2
31 votes
Barrayar
3.7
22 votes
Hillbilly Elegy
3.6
39 votes
Down and Out in Paris and London
4.1
18 votes
I Am America (And So Can You!)
3.9
23 votes
Matter
3.8
29 votes
Where good ideas come from
3.8
17 votes
Perdido Street Station
4.1
19 votes
Collapse
3.7
33 votes
No Logo
3.4
19 votes
Inversions
3.8
24 votes
Permanent Record
4.5
49 votes
A Room of One's Own
4.2
23 votes
Between the World and Me
4.2
38 votes
Ethan of Athos
3.5
17 votes
Ways of Seeing
3.9
16 votes
The fountains of paradise
4.1
17 votes
Prisoners of geography
3.8
19 votes
Behind the beautiful forevers
4.2
17 votes
Guns, germs, and steel
4.1
134 votes
The Audacity of Hope
3.6
17 votes
Lexicon
3.7
15 votes
Homage to Catalonia
4.3
19 votes
The Iron Heel
3.5
17 votes
Romancing Mister Bridgerton
4.4
34 votes
