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Prince of Pirates: The Temenggongs and the Development of Johor and Singapore, 1784-1885 T.N. Ganapathy The researchers then probe theNo country's history is so well documented yet so poorly understood as that of a former colony. Singapore and Malaysia are particular victims of this historical paradox, and Carl Trocki's account of the history of Johor and Singapore marks a decided advance in Malaysian scholarship. A study of the Temenggongs of Johor, Prince of Pirates offers an original and highly provocative reinterpretation of eighteenth and nineteenth century Malaysian history,