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The St Maur Sisters: A Penang Tale of Sacrifice, Resilience and Education
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From a perilous four-month voyage to building one of Asia’s most influential convent school networks, the Infant Jesus Sisters transformed girls’ education in Penang. Their resilience, faith and dedication left a lasting legacy that continues to shape generations.
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Peranakan Baroque Reading The Complexity Of Nyonya Porcelain Ware
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Hidden in old cupboards, Peranakan porcelain tells stories of identity, craftsmanship and cultural memory. Through the symbolism woven into every plate, bowl and teacup, these vibrant heirlooms reveal the rich heritage and traditions of the Straits Chinese.
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