United Society for Christian Literature Archives, 1799-1960
AIDC 1987 Introduction The United Society for Christian Literature was Format : 105 x 148 mm, positive silver- created in 1935 by the merger of the Religious halide microfiches Tract Society and the Christian Literature Society Reduction factor : 21 x for India and Africa. It was joined in 1941/1942 Number of fiche: 3,675 by the London and Scottish committees of the Finding aids : Eye-legible titles on each fiche; Christian Literature Society for China. printed inventory with cones- ponding IDC fiche numbers Religious Tract Society (availablefreeonrequest) The Religious Tract Society is by far the oldest of the constituent groups of the USCL. It was found- ed in 1799 by a group of Protestant evangelicals who had earlier founded the London Missionary Society and were later to form the British and Foreign Bible Society. The goal of the RTS was to print and distribute religious tracts among people with little leisure time for reading lengthy volumes.It was the group's hope that these tracts would lead people to a knowledge of salvation through Jesus Christ. It was an interdenominational effort. The Society did its work in Britain, the British colonies and on the continent of Europe. By 1848 the RTS was operating either directly or indirectly in China, Singapore, Borneo, Thailand, Burma, India,Sri Lanka, Australia and New THE Zealand, the South Pacific, Africa, Madagascar, the West Indies, the United States, Canada, most CHILD'S COMPANION; European countries, and the countries of the Near OR, and Middle East. Sunday Scholar's Reward.
Christian Literature Society for India 1 .1 JANUARY, 1824. [VOL I. 4.11.0 This society was formally created in 1858 as a 4.4,1, ....eV, memorial to the Indian Mutiny by four British missionary societies working in India, including the London Missionary Society and the Wesleyan Methodist Missionary Society. The Society's goal was to reach the masses in the villages and at the local level through the use of the vernacular in the pamphlets it printed and distributed. In 1923 the Society expanded its activities to Africa.
Christian Literature Society for China This society was first founded in 1877 with the goal of diffusing Christian and general knowledge among the Chinese. The material here made available on microfiche THE FIRST SABBATH OF THEYEAR. was filmed at the School of Oriental and African " A HAPPY New Year to you," saidJames Studies of the University of London. Brown, to his schoo]-fellow, ThomasJones, as
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Contents of Inventory
Religious Tract Society/ Order no. Nt. of fiches Page United Society for Christian Literature ICH-8501/1 - KH-8504/1 2,299
Minutes of Executive Committee 1799 - 1953 KH-8501/I 1,195 1 Minutes of Sub-Committees 1806 - 1952 KH-8502/1 146 3 Correspondence 1824- 1889 KH-8503/1 870 3 Ledgers and accounts 1836 - 1958 KH-8504/1 88 4
Christian Literature Society KH-8505/1 - KH-8507/1 923 Minutes 1864 - 1937 KH-8505/1 71 4 Correspondence 1859 - 1931 KH-8506/1 835 4 Miscellaneous papers 1858 - 1950 KH-8507/1 17 4
Annual Reports KH-8508/1 - KH-8513/1 380 Religious Tract Society 1820 - 1935 KH-8508/1 109 4 United Society for Christian Literature 1935 - 1951 KH-8509/1 29 5 Christian Literature Society (India) 1859 - 1927 KH-8510/1 62 5 Religious Tract Society (China) 1884 - 1947 KH-8511/1 46 6 Miscellaneous publications 1821 - 1960 KH-8512/1 102 6 Tracts KH-8513/1 32 7 Scottish Committee of the United Society for Christian Literature KH-8514/1 - KH-8515/1 73
Records 1891 - 1977 KH-8514/1 34 18 Reports 1885 - 1960 KH-8515/1 39 19 Inventory
RELIGIONS TRACT SOCIETY/UNITED SOCIETY FOR CHRISTIAN LITERATURE
Years Fiche no. Box
KH-8501/1 Minutes of Executive Committee 1799-1953 1 - 1195* 1-24
1 1799 -1801 1 -2 1801 - 1805 2 - 5 3 1806 -1809 6 - 9 4 1809 - 1812 10 - 13 5 23/01/1820 - 13/11/1821 14 - 20> 1 6 20/11/1821 - 14/10/1823 21 - 26 7 21/10/1823 - 06/09/1825 27 - 33 8 13/09/1825 - 20/03/1827 34 - 40 9 27/03/1827 - 12/08/1828 41 - 46 10 19/08/1828 - 06/10/1829 47 - 52 11 13/10/1829 - 07/12/1830 53 58 12 14/12/1830 - 30/08/1831 59 - 62 13 06/09/1831 - 18/12/1832 63 - 68 14 01/01/1833 - 25/02/1834 69 - 74> 2 15 04/03/1834 - 05/05/1835 75 - 81 16 12/05/1835 - 06/12/1836 82 - 89 17 13/12/1836 - 01/05/1838 90 - 97 18 08/05/1838 - 22/10/1839 98 - 105 19 29/10/1839 - 04/05/1841 106 - 113 20 07/05/1841 - 06/12/1842 114 - 122 21 13/12/1842 - 09/07/1844 123 - 131 22-25 Not received (Pt. 22 missing) 07/1844 - 12/1849 132 >3 26 01/01/1850 - 25/02/1851 133 140 27 04/03/1851 - 23/03/1852 141 148 28 30/03/1852 - 05/04/1853 149 156 29 12/04/1853 - 30/05/1854 157 164 30 06/06/1854 - 03/07/1855 165 172 31 10/07/1855 - 04/11/1856 173 180> 4 32 11/11/1856 - 30/03/1858 181 188 33 06/04/1858 - 26/07/1859 189 196 34 02/08/1859- 16/10/1860 197 204_, 35 23/10/1860- 10/12/1861 205 212 36 17/12/1861 - 06/01/1863 213 220 37 13/01/1863 - 19/01/1864 221 228> 5 38 26/01/1864 - 17/01/1865 229 237 39 24/01/1865 - 06/02/1866 238 245 40 13/02/1866 - 08/01/1867 246 253 41 15/01/1867 - 03/12/1867 254 261 42 10/12/1867 - 15/12/1868 262 269 43 22/12/1868 - 01/02/1870 270 278> 6 44 08/02/1870 - 24/01/1871 279 287 45 31/01/1871 - 05/03/1872 288 296 46 12/03/1872 - 18/03/1873 297 305 47 25/03/1873 - 21/04/1874 306 314-- 48 28/04/1874 - 16/03/1875 315 323 49 22/03/1875 - 01/02/1876 324 333 > 7 50 08/02/1876 - 28/11/1876 334 341 51 05/12/1876 - 06/11/1877 344 353 52 13/11/1877 - 03/09/1878 354 363 53 10/09/1878 - 17/06/1879 364 373_> 8 -2-
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4-55 These volumes cannot be filmed as they have been damaged by fire 24/06/1879 - 11/01/1881 374 56 18/01/1881 - 22/09/1881 375 - 380> 8 57 27/09/1881 - 02/05/1882 381 - 389 58 09/05/1882 - 16/01/1883 390 - 399 59 23/01/1883 - 02/10/1883 400 - 409 60 09/10/1883 - 13/05/1884 410 - 419 - 61 27/05/1884 - 27/01/1885 420 - 429 62 03/02/1885 - 20/10/1885 430 - 439 > 9 63 27/10/1885 - 06/07/1886 440 - 449 64 13/07/1886 - 22/03/1887 450 - 459 65 29/03/1887 - 17/01/1888 460 - 469 66 24/01/1888 - 30/11/1888 470 - 479 67 06/11/1888 - 13/08/1889 480 - 489>10 68 20/08/1889 - 22/04/1890 490 - 499 69 29/04/1890 - 20/01/1891 500 - 509 70 27/01/1891 - 03/11/1891 510 - 519- 71 10/11/1891 - 30/08/1892 520 - 529 72 06/09/1892 - 04/07/1893 530 - 539 > 11 73 11/07/1893 - 08/05/1894 540 - 549 74 22/05/1894 - 19/03/1895 550 - 559 75 26/03/1895 - 04/02/1896 560 - 569 76 11/02/1896 - 08/12/1896 570 - 580 77 15/12/1896 - 19/10/1897 581 - 590>12 78 26/10/1897 - 30/08/1898 591 - 560 79 06/09/1898 - 06/06/1899 601 - 610 80 13/06/1899 - 03/04/1900 611 - 620'- 81 10/04/1900 - 05/02/1901 621 - 630 82 12/02/1901 - 26/11/1901 631 - 640>13 83 03/12/1901 - 30/09/1902 641 - 650 84 07/10/1902 - 28/07/1903 651 660 85 11/08/1903 - 05/07/1904 661 - 670 - 86 12/07/1904 - 01/08/1905 671 - 684 87 15/08/1905 - 23/10/1906 685 - 700>14 88 30/10/1906 - 03/03/1908 701 - 717 89 10/03/1908 - 09/11/1909 718 - 736 90 16/11/1909 - 07/03/1911 737 - 753>15 91 14/03/1911 - 07/05/1912 754 - 768 92 14/05/1912 - 22/07/1913 769 - 783 93 29/07/1913 - 20/10/1914 784 - 799>16 94 27/10/1914 - 21/12/1915 800 - 819 95 04/01/1916 - 19/12/1916 820 - 835 96 02/01/1917 - 18/12/1917 830 - 851 97 01/01/1918 - 31/12/1918 852 - 863>17 98 07/01/1919 - 23/12/1919 864 - 874 99 06/01/1920 - 21/12/1920 875 - 885'- 100 04/01/1921 - 20/12/1921 886 - 897 101 03/01/1922 - 19/12/1922 898 - 909>18 102 02/01/1923 - 18/12/1923 910- 921 103 01/01/1924 - 23/12/1924 922- 935 104 06/01/1925 - 22/12/1925 936 - 950 > 19 105 05/01/1926 - 21/12/1926 951 9641 106 04/01/1927 - 20/03/1928 965- 980 107 27/03/1928 - 26/03/1929 981 - 995 > 20 108 09/04/1929 - 29/04/1930996 - 10104 -3-
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109 06/05/1930 - 22/09/1931 1011 - 10281 110 29/09/1931 - 22/11/1932 1029 - 1046 > 21 111 29/11/1932 - 06/02/1934 1047-1061 112 13/02/1934 - 05/02/1935 1064- 1076 113 12/02/1935 - 17/03/1936 1077 - 1093 > 22 114 24/03/1936 - 23/03/1937 1094 - 1107 115 06/04/1937 - 15/03/1938 1108 - 1118 116 05/04/1938 - 04/04/1939 1119 - 1130 117 25/04/1939 - 04/03/1941 1131 - 1141 > 23 118 29/04/1941 - 28/03/1944 1145 - 1157 119 25/04/1944 - 17/12/1946 1158 - 1166 120 28/01/1947 - 22/03/1949 1167 - 1176 121 26/04/1949 - 20/03/1951 1177 - 1186 > 24 122 24/04/1951 - 24/03/1953 1187 - 1195j
1(11-8502/1 Minutes of Sub-Committees 1806-1952 1 - 146* 25 - 28
123 Hawkers 25/03/1806 - /03/1819 1 - 3 124 Reading tracts 17/11/1818 - 18/01/1820 4 - 6 125-129 Copyright >25 125 Includes Revision Comm. 21/05/1835 - 19/12/1872 7 - 40 130-138 Finance -1 132 Will be filmed later 12/04/1826 - 21/01/1941 41 - 85 > 26 86 - 1241 139 Finance Sub-Comm./Executive Comm. 12/09/1941 - 22/07/1952 113 - 119 > 27 140 Special Accounts/Investigation 17/06/1897 - 10/01/1899 120 - 124 141 Various; Overseas Home Organisation; Publication and Copyright; General; Editorial Board 13/04/1937 - 27/09/1950 125 - 130 142 Consultative Emergency Committee Minute book 24/09/1939 - 20/11/1940 131 143 Lutterworth Periodicals Ltd 19/06/1941 - 04/03/1952 132 - 137 > 28 144 Huddersfield Auxiliary Committee 08/11/1858 - 07/1941 138 - 141 145 Kendal Auxiliary Committee 21/09/1891 - 15/04/1947 142 - 143 146 Teignmouth Auxiliary Committee 29/03/1904 - 20/10/1922 143 - 145 147 Market Harborough Association 22/09/1936 - 22/02/1937 145 148 Northhampton Association 28/09/1936 - 16/05/1939 145 - 146 149 Nottingham and District Branch 05/04/1940 - 21/01/1941 146
KH-8503/1 Correspondence (RTS) 1824-1889 1 - 870* 29 - 50
150-151 Domestic 01/10/1824 - 16/10/1868 1 - 152-170 Foreign 22/09/1824 - 26/08/1868 13 - 141 171 Letter book 14/04/1863 - 21/06/1864 142 - 159 172-175 Correspondence 21/06/1864 - 26/08/1870 160 - 258 176-177 Foreign 30/08/1870 - 29/05/1873 259 - 312 178 Correspondence 03/06/1873 - 30/09/1874 313 - 339 > 29 - 50 179 Foreign 06/10/1874 - 12/10/1875 340 - 365 180-185 Correspondence 24/01/1877 - 02/08/1882 366 - 581 186-193 Foreign 02/08/1882 - 15/08/1888 582 - 805 194 Correspondence 09/07/1889 - 30/10/1889 806 - 833 195 Letter book 10/11/(188)7-9/3/(188)9 834 - 870 -4-
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KH-8504/1 Ledgers and Accounts 1836-1958 1 - 88* 51-52
Normal Ledgers 196-203 Normal Ledgers 31/03/1857- 31/03/1958 1 - 40J 51 41 - 63 204 Investment Ledger C,1890- 1940 64-66(3-3) 205-230 RTS Balance Sheet 31/03/1902- 31/03/1952 67- 87>52 231 Cash Book 1836- 10/03/1911 88
CHRISTIAN VERNACULAR EDUCATION SOCIETY (FROM 1891: CHRISTIANLITERATURE SOCIETY FOR INDIA)
KH-8505/1 Minutes 1 - 71* 53-54
232-235 Minute Book vol. 2-5 07/12/1864 20/04/1973 -1 37 I 236-240 General Committee. 25/02/1897 11/07/1935 > 53 241-247 Finance and General Purpose Committee. 08/06/1883 - 24/04/1935 248 Christian Literature Society for India Trust Association. 27/10/1898 - 20/04/1937 >38 - 71 > 54 249 Publication Committee. 17/11/1910 21/01/1931 250 Christian Literature Society, Madras Branch. 23/01/1896- 23/10/1906 i- KH-8506/1 Correspondence 1 - 835* 55-73
251-267 Letter Books. 13/01/1859 - 13/12/1904 1- 2691 268-299 Home Letter Books. 14/12/1904 - 06/05/1931 270- 725 300-305 Foreign Letter Books, 08/10/1897 - 31/01/1913 726 - 809 > 55-73 306 Madras Correspondence
- "Murdoch volume 27/07/1859- 15/03/1869 810 - 8351
KH-8507/1 Miscellaneous papers 1 - 17* 74
307 Miscellaneous Papers of the Madras Branch of the Christian Literature Society. c. 1900 - 1950 1 - 31 308-310 Press Cuttings concerning the >74 work of the Christian Literature Society. 1858 - 1871 4- 17].
ANNUAL REPORTS
KH-8508/1 Religios Tract Society 1 - 109* 75-76
311Proceedings of the First Twenty Years of the Religious Tract Society. 1820 1- 6 31231st Annual Report 1830 7- 9 31332nd Annual Report 1831 10- 12 31434th Annual Report 1833 13- 16>75 31537th Annual Report 1836 17 - 20 31638th Annual Report 1837 21 - 24 311740th Annual Report 1839 25 - 28 -5-
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318 44th Annual Report 1843 29 - 32 319 45th Annual Report 1844 33 - 36 320 46th Annual Report 1845 37 - 40 321 47th Annual Report 1846 41 - 44>75 322 48th Annual Report 1847 45- 48 323 49th Annual Report 1848 49 - 52 324 Duplicate of 49th bound with 50th Annual Report 1849 53- 56 325 116th Annual Report 1922 57- 60 326 123rd Annual Report 1922 61 - 63 327 127th Annual Report 1926 64 - 67 328 128th Annual Report 1927 68 - 71 329 129th Annual Report 1928 72 - 75 330 130th Annual Report 1929 76 79>76 331 131st Annual Report 1930 80- 83 332 132nd Annual Report 1931 84- 89 333 133rd Annual Report 1932 90- 93 334 134th Annual Report 1933 94 - 98 335 135th Annual Report 1934 99 - 104 336 136th Annual Report 1935 105 - 109
KH-8509/1 United Society for Christian Literature 1- 29* 77
337 137th Annual Report 1935 - 1936 1- 338 (131st, 134th-137th Annual Report duplicate volume not filmed) 1930,1933 - 1936 339 138th Annual Report 1936 - 1937 6 - 7 340 139th Annual Report 1937 - 1938 8- 9 341 140th Annual Report 1938 - 1939 10 - 11 342 141st Annual Report 1939 - 1940 12 - 14 343 142nd Annual Report 1940 - 1941 15 344 (138th Annual Report duplicate volume not filmed) 1936 - 1937 345 (139th Annual Report duplicate volume not filmed) 1937 - 1938 > 16 res. 346 (140th Annual Report > 77 duplicate volume not filmed) 1938 - 1939 347 (141st Annual Report duplicate volume not filmed) 1939 - 1940 348 143rd Annual Report 1941 1942 17 349 144th Annual Report 1942 - 1943 18 350 145th Annual Report 1943 - 1944 19 351 146th Annual Report 1944 - 1945 20 352 147th Annual Report 1945 - 1946 21 353 148th Annual Report 1946 - 1947 22 354 149th Annual Report 1947 - 1948 23 - 24 355 150th Annual Report 1948 - 1949 25- 26 356 151st Annual Report 1949 - 1950 27 - 28 357 152nd Annual Report 1950 - 1951 29
KH-8510/1 Christian Vernacular Education Society for India (From 1891, The Christian Literature Society for India ) 1- 62* 78 - 79
358 Annual Reports 1859 - 1865 1 - 6I 78 -6-
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359 Annual Reports of the Bengal Branch of the Christian Vernacular Society 1866,1869, 1870 - 1877, 1880- 1883, 1885 - 1891 Annual Reports of the Christian >78 Literature Society for North India 1894 - 1901 7- 20 360 Annual Report of the Madras Branch of the Christian Vernacular Education Society of India. 1884- 1902 21 - 35- 361 46th - 55th Annual Reports. 1904- 1913 36 - 362 56th - 63rd Annual Reports. 1914 - 1921 44 - 47 363 Annual Report of the Ceylon Branch of the Christian Literature Society For India. 1919 - 1920 48 364 64th - 69th Annual Reports. 1922 - 1927 49- 51 365 1st. The South India Christian School Book Society. 1855 >79 3rd - 4th Annual Reports. 1857 - 1859 The 1st, 3rd - 18th Madras Branch of the Christian Vernacular >-52 - 62 Christian Vernacular Education Society For India. 1855,1857- 1877 20th - 25th Annual Reports. 1878- 1884
KH-8511/1 Religious Tract Society (China) 1- 46* 80
366 Annual Reports. (Central China) 1884 - 1902 1 - 366a Annual Reports. (Central China) (Duplicate volume) 1885 - 1897 8- 9 367AnnualReports.(Central China) 1898 - 1906 10 - 12 368AnnualReports. (CentralChina) 1907 - 1913 13 - 17 369AnnualReports. (Central China) 1909 - 1915 18 - 22 370AnnualReports (North and Central China) 1916 - 1920 23 - 26 371AnnualReports 1920 - 1925 27 - 31 > 80 372AnnualReports 1926 - 1931 32 - 35 373AnnualReports 1931 - 1936 36 - 39 374AnnualReports 1936 - J941 40 - 43 374a Annual Reports (Duplicate volume). Not filmed. 1939 - 1940 44 375 Annual Reports. 1940 - 1941 45 376 Annual Reports. 1941 - 1947 46
KH-8512/1 Miscellaneous Publications. 1 - 102* 81-82
377-382 Religious Tract Society, Subscription List. 1932 -1938 1 - 12 383 London Subscription Book - Acton to Grove Park. 1945 - 1960 13 - 18 384 London Subscription Book - Golders Green to Westminster. 1949 - 1959 19 - 25 >81 385 The Book Of Partnership", containing the names of all who subscribed towards the erection of Kitwe Bookshop. 1956 26 - 27 -7-
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386 Seed and Harvest. (A quarterly record of RTS work among the Nations, in over 250 languages.) 03/1907 06/1908 28 - 33 387 Notes relating to The Jubilee of The RTS by William Jones, London, 1850. 1850 Also correspondence and notes 34 concerning the history of the Jones Family. 1940 - 1944 388 History Of The Tranquebar Mission, by J. Ferd Fenger. >81 English translation published in 1863. 1863 35 - 38 389 Catalogue Of The Christian Vernacular Literature Of India With Hints On The Management Of Indian Tract Societies, compiled by John Murdoch, 1870. 1870 39 - 42 390 India's Christian Literature, by John Murdoch, 1885, 1885 43 - 50 391 Indian Missionary Conference Held In Madras- Dec 11th -18th, 1902. Report of the Fourth Decennial. 1902 51 - 55 392 What We Believe Today About The Old Testament, by L.D. Weatherhead. 1824. 1824 56 393 The Madras District Committee Of The Society For Promoting Christian Knowledge. First Report. 1821 57 - 63 394 The Madras District Committee Of The SPCK. Second Report. 1832 64 - 74 395 The Madras Diosesan Committee Of The SPCK. Report. 1875 75 - 90 396 History Of The SPCK, 1698-1898, by >82 W.O.B. Allen and Edmund McClure. 1898. 1898 91 - 96 397 Memoirs Of The SPCK, by Rev. W. Taylor, 1847. 1868 97 - 101 398 "Notes on the origins of the work of the Religious Tract Society, London in China, chiefly in Hankow", by an unknown author. 1948 102 399 Books and Tracts, the Newsletter of the Religious Tract Society, Hankow. 2 issues. a) No. 87, October 1940. b) No. 97, July 1950. 1940, 1950 102
KH-8513/1 Tracts 1 - 32* 83
Titles are underlined and Series are "bracketed".
Earlier tracts continue to be held by the USCL and have not been deposited in the Libray. 1 The last days of Sir James
Mackintosh. (Light from the Cross >83 Series. No. 23). RTS. 1 -8-
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KH-8513/1 (Contd.)
2 Power, P.B. "Thirsting" and "Drinking". (Light from the Cross
Series. No. 29). RTS. 1 3 How Tom gained the victory. RTS. 1- 2 4 Mercy and peace: a booklet for soldiers' use. RTS. 2 5 He cares for you. He calls you. He is mindful of your home. 2 6 Hardy, Alfred. He's done it! (Folder No.19). RTS 2 7 Betts, Mary. 'I'm ready. (Folder No. 21). RTS. 2 8 Welcome! An invitation to the Missions services. (Mission Series. No. 2). RTS. 2 9 Expect great things from God.... On prayer for a special blessing. (Mission Series. No. 3). RTS. 2- 3 10 Simpson, Clara, Violent time: a little book of homely verse. The Countryside booklets). RTS. 3 11 Simpson, Clara. May time: a little book of homely verse. (The Countryside booklets). RTS. 3 12 Klickman, Flora. The chattering booklet; fragments from "The Flower-Patch Books". (The Flower- patch booklets). RTS. 3- 4>83 13 Moule, H.C.G. Reading The Bible: some thoughts and hints. (Everybody's Booklets. No. 6). RTS, 4 14 Cooper, A.B. Keep smiling! Everybody's Booklets. No. 10). RTS, 4 15 The Books of the Bible: a summary in verse of their contens. (Everybody's Booklets. No. 13). RTS, 4 16 Lacy, R.C. Waiting for His Son: His story in our history. (Everybody's Booklets. No. 37). RTS. 4 - 5 17 Hargrave, A.B. Who does your thinking for you? (Everybody's Booklets. No. 38). RTS. 5 18 Thomas, Alfred. A Happy New Year. (Everybody's Booklets. No, 50). RTS. 5 19 Walters, Ella E. The woman's part (Letters to my sisters. No.1). RTS. 5 20 Hughes-Gibb, E. Your life built up again. (Letters to my sisters. No. 2). RTS. 5 21 Inchfawn, Fay. A woman's work is never done! (Letters to my sisters. No. 3). RTS. 5 22 Inchfawn, Fay. Baby mine! (Letters to my sisters. No. 4). RTS. 5
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46 Vital questions. (Gospel booklets. No. 21). RTS. 8- 9 47 Who's your pal? (Gospel booklets. No. 22), RTS. 9 48 Horton, R.F.'The offence of the Cross'. (Envelope booklet. No. 11). RTS. 9 49 Horton, R.F.'Saved by His life'. (Envelope booklet. No.12). RTS. 9 50 Webster, F.S.'The real presence'. (Envelope booklet, No.14). RTS. 9 - 10 51 Webster, F.S. Is the Lord's table an altar? (Envelope booklet, No. 17). RTS. 10 52 Watts, Newman. The romance of tract distribution. RTS. 10 53 Power,P.B."Outside." A tract for Christmas. (Christmas and New Year booklets. No. 3). RTS. 10 54 Power,P.B. HowSamba kept Christmas. (Christmas and New Year booklets. No. 4). RTS. 10 55 Power, P.B. Christmas light. (Christmas and New Year booklets. No. 5). RTS. 10 56 Power, P.B. Carting the snow. (Christmas and New Year booklets. No. 6). RTS, 10 - 11>83 57 Rumsby, Bessie W. Song of the heart; a little book of verses. RTS. 11 58 Inchfawn, Fay. The housewife. RTS 11 59 The Prodigal son. (The new large type series. No. 2). RTS. - Illustrated by Harold Copping. 11 60 Jesus blessing the children. The new large type series. No. 4). RTS. - Illustrated by Harold Copping. 11 61 Ruth's choice. (The new large type series. No. 5). RTS. - Illustrated by Harold Copping. 11 62 The lost piece of silver. (The new large type series. No. 11). RTS. - Illustrated by Harold Copping. 11 63 The brazen serpent. (The new large series. No. 12). RTS. - Illustrated by Harold Copping. 12 64 The Pharisee and the Publican. (The new large type series. No. 13). RTS. - Illustrated by Harold Copping. 12 65 The foolish virgins. (The new large type series. No. 21). RTS. - Illustrated by Harold Copping. 12 66 The great invitation. (The new large type series. No. 22). RTS, - Illustrated by Harold Copping. 12 11--
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67 The healing of the leper. (The new large type series. No. 23). RTS. Illustrated by Harold Copping. 12 68 A national message 1931. RTS. 1931 12 69 Chitty, George. The light that shineth in darkness. RTS. Illustrated by Harol Copping. 12 70 Stone, Barbara G. Two minutes' silence: simple prayers for children. (Lutterworth Manuals). RTS. 1934. 12 13 71 The children's portion. (Lutterworth Manuals). RTS. 13 72 Thy rod and thy staff; a booklet for the sick and suffering. RTS & CLS. 13 14 73 Townsend, J.H. The adventures of a Bible. (First series. No. 1003). Lutterworh Press. RTS. 14 74 Cameron, Thomas. Stand fast: a little book of devotions for the men and women serving in His Majesty's forces at home and overseas. RTS & CLS. 14 75 Burroughs, E.A. You; a word to such as have not stopped growing (Lutterworth Message. No.1). The Lutterworth Press. 14 >83 76 MacEchern, C.V.A. The spirit of the game. (Lutterworth Messages. No. 2). The Lutterworth Press. RTS. 14 15 77 MacEchern, C.V.A. On jocking. (Lutterworth Messages. No.3). The Lutterworth Press. RTS. 15 78 Rees, E. Ebrard. If you have joined up. (Lutterworth Messages. No. 4). RTS & CLS. 15 79 Harding, Robert. A message to you, young fellow. (Lutterworth Messages. No.5). RTS & CLS. 15 80 Fox, C.M. War time prayers. Lutterworth Press. RTS. 15 16 81 Macrae, John. John Knox. (Brief Biographies. No. 4). Lutterworth Press. RTS. 16 82 Powell, Jessie. John Wesley. (Brief Biographies. No. 7). Lutterworth Press. RTS, 1947 16 17 83 J.B.P. Are you a man or a mouse? (Lutterworth Leaflets; first series. No.1). Lutterworth Press. USCL. 17 84 J.B.P. God and the London metric. (Lutterworth Leaflets. No. 2). Lutterworth Press. USCL. 17 85 J.B.P. How am I doing? (Lutterworth Leaflets. No.3). Lutterworth Press. USCL. 17 -12-
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86 J.B.P. Is God like Father Christmas? (Lutterworth Leaflets. No. 4). Lutterworth Press. USCL. 17 87 J.B.P. Recipe for happiness. (Lutterworth Leaflets. No. 5). Lutterworth Press. USCL. 17 88 J.B.P. The comfort of the atom bomb. (Lutterworth Leaflets. No. 6). Lutterworth Press. USCL. 17 89 J.B.P. The way to love. (Lutterworth Leaflets. No. 7). Lutterworth Press. USC1. 17 90 J.B.P. Time marches on. (Lutterworth Leaflets. No. 8). Lutterworth Press. US CL. 17 91 J.B.P. A wizard type. (Lutterworth Leaflets. No. 9), Lutterworth Press. US CL. 17 92 J.B.P. "Blow the blue-print!" Lutterworth Leaflets, No. 10). Lutterworth Press. USCL. 17 93 J.B.P. It walks by night. (Lutterworth Leaflets. No. 11). Lutterworth Press. USCL. 17 94 J.B.P. "May I take it to the light?" (Lutterworth Leaflets. Lutterworth Press. USCL. 17 - 18 95 J.B.P. "No! No! A thousand times no!" (Lutterworth Leaflets. No. 14). >83 Lutterworth Press. USCL. 18 96 J.B.P. The dumb blonde. (Lutterworth Leaflets. No. 15). Lutterworth Press, US CL. 18 97 J.B.P. The road to freedom. (Lutterworth Leaflets. No. 16). Lutterworth Press. USCL, 18 98 J.B.P. Christmas is coming. (Lutterworth Leaflets. No.17). Lutterworth Press. USCL. 18 99 J.B.P. What's Whitsun? (Lutterworth Leaflets. No. 18). Lutterworth Press. USCL. 18 100 J.B.P. The first Easter parade. (Lutterworth leaflets. No. 19). Lutterworth Press. USCL. 18 101 J.B.P. Why Good Friday? (Lutterworth Leaflets. No, 20). Lutterworth Press. USCL. 18 102 J.B.P. He's wonderful, isn't He? (Lutterworth Leaflets. No. 22). Lutterworth Press. USCL. 18 103 J.B.P. Be your age, brother! (Lutterworth Leaflets. No. 23). Lutterworth Press. USCL. 18 104 J.B.P. I like to keep an open mind. (Lutterworth Leaflets. No. 24). Lutterworth Leaflets. USCL. 18 -13-
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105 J.B.P.I never asked to be born. (Lutterworth Leaflets. No. 25). Lutterworth Press. USCL. 18 106 J.B.P. Why should I support the Church? (Lutterworth Leaflets. No. 27), Lutterworth Press. USCL. 18 - 19 107 J.B.P. Have you a split personality? (Lutterworth Leaflets. No. 28). Lutterworth Press. USCL. 19 108 D.R.D. John Morgan's dream. (Lutterworth Leaflets. No. 29). Lutterworth Press. USCL, 19 109 D.R.D. Things we laugh at. (Lutterworth Leaflets. No. 30). Lutterworth Press. USCL. 19 110 D.R.D Underneath the rubble. Lutterworth Leaflets. No. 31). Lutterworth Press. USCL. 19 111 D.R.D. Just a moment, please! (Lutterworth Leaflets. No. 32). Lutterworth Press. USCL. 19 112 Prentice, Walter J. "Press men?" (Friendly Greeting - New Series. No. 5). RTS. 19 113 Time to think. Friendly Greetings - New Series. No. 6). RTS. 19 114 A child's kiss. (Friendly Greetings - New Series. No, 7). RTS. 19 >83 115 The reward of rescue. (Friendly Greetings - New Series. No. 8). RTS. 19 116 Prentice, Walter J. "The old bur-oo". (Friendly Greetings - New Series. No. 9). RTS. 19 117 "Just the same". (Friendly Greetings - New Series. No. 37). RTS. 19 118 An answered prayer. (Friendly Greetings - New Series. No. 71). RTS. 19 - 20 119 His father's face. (Friendly Greetings - New Series. No. 72), RTS. 20 120 The locked door. (Friendly Greetings - New Series. No, 73). RTS. 20 121 Turner, Willey. Blind Sam. (Friendly Greetings - New Series. No. 75). RTS. 20 122 Morning glory: a text book for the month. RTS. 20 123 Evening peace: a text book for the month. RTS. 20 - 21 -14-
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124 Strong confidence: a text book for the month. RTS. 125 Words of comfort: a text book for the month. RTS, 21 126 A Sunday thought: a text book for the month. RTS. 21 - 22 127 Peet, Hubert T. Schweitzer of the African forest. (Little Library of Biography. No. 54). Lutterworth Press. RTS. 22 128 Abraham Lincoln. (Little Library of Biography). RTS, 22 129 McKenzie, F.A. Ann Judson. (Little Library of Biography. No. 41). Lutterworth Press. RTS. 23 130 Florence Nightingale. (Little Library of Biography). RTS. 93 131 Whitlow, Maurice. General Bramwell Booth. (Little Library of Biography). RTS. 23 - 24 132 Hugh Latimer. (The Little Library of Biography). RTS. 24 133 James, F.N. William Penn. (The Little Library Biography). RTS. 24 - 25 134 Buckland, A.R. You must not give in. (Little letters on Great Topics. No. 1). RTS. 25 135 Berry, W.G. What is the Gospel? (Little Letters on Great Topics. No. 3). RTS, 25 >83 136 Horton, Robert F. How do we know? (Little letters on Great Topics. No. 4). RTS. 95 137 Ross, J.M.E. The saviour of the world. (Little Letters on Great Topics. No.5). RTS. 95 138 Mitchell, Albert. How is it possible? (Little Letters on Great Topics. No. 6). RTS. 25 139 Horton, Robert. How can you find Christ? (Little Letters on Great Topics. No. 8). RTS. 25 140 Rumsby, F.W. Think it over! The Watchword Booklets. No. 1). RTS. 25 141 Barnes-Lawrence, A.E. Carry on! (The Watchword Booklets. No. 3). RTS. 25 142 Fraser, Joseph. "Cheerio!" (The Watchword Booklets. No.5). RTS. 25 - 26 143 Dixon, H.T. "Be just." (The Watchword Booklets. No. 6). RTS. 26 144 Hoggarth, F.C. "I can!" (The Watchword Booklets. No. 7). RTS, 26 145 Watts, F.C. Does it work? (The Watchword Booklets. No. 8). RTS. 96 146 Jones, J.D. Choose. (Brief Talks on Big Themes. No.1). USCL. 26 -15-
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147 Belden, A.D. The divine comrade. (Brief Talks on Big Themes. No, 2). Lutterworth Press. USCL. 26 - 27 148 Gillie, R.C. Hold fast! (Brief Talks on Big Themes. No. 3) Lutterworth Press. USCL. 27 149 Spurr, Frederic C. Be Strong! (Brief Talks on Big Themes. No. 4). Lutterworth Press. USCL. 27 150 Fleming, J.G. Grant. Throwing stones. (Brief Talks on Big Themes. No. 5). Lutterworth Press. USCL. 27 151 Railton, David. Daily inspiration. (Brief Talks on Big Themes. No. 6). Lutterworth Press. USCL. 97 152 Cameron, Thomas. Is thy God able? (Brief Talks on Big Themes. No. 7). Lutterworth Press, USCL. 27 153 Martin, R.G. The fight for freedom. (Brief Talks on Big Themes. No .8). Lutterworth Press. USCL. 27 154 Blair, George, 'One grand, sweet song'. (Brief Talks on Big Themes. No. 9), Lutterworth Press. USCL, 27 155 Harvey-Jellie, B.'He gave Himself a ransom'. (Narrative Series. No. 1437). RTS. 27 156 Richardson, A.E. His soul on vendetta'. (Narrative Series. >83 No, 1449). RTS, 27 - 28 157 Duloe, Pelynt. Awirelessmessage. (Narrative Series. No. 1450). RTS. 28 158 Harvey-Jellie, B. Burning the devil's tools. (Narrative Series. No. 1456). RTS. 28 159 Radley, M.B. A Sunday scrap. (Narrative Series. No. 1457). RTS. 28 160 Harvey-Jellie, B. A home transformed. (Narrative Series. No. 1460). RTS. 161 Phillip, Allan. Poor though rich. (Narrative Series. No. 1474). RTS. 98 162 Reece, Sadler. A romance of conversion. (Narrative Series, No. 1512). RTS. 28 163 Phillip, Allan. The bugler of the regiment. (Narrative Series. No, 1520). RTS. 28 164 Alexander, M. Bob Higgins; or, that which is right. (Narrative Series. No. 1521). RTS. 28 - 29 165 Ward, H.M. "The terror". (Narrative Series. No. 1526). RTS. 29 166 Prentice, Walter J. Strange scene in a railway carriage. (Narrative Series. No. 1527). RTS. 29 -16-
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167 Jarvis, Mary Rowles. "My donkey do know I'm a Christian". (Narrative Series. No.1532).RTS. 29 168 Goad, Newcombe J. Twice alive. (Narrative Series. No. 1536).RTS. 29 169 Bunyan, John. The story of a soul. (Narrative Series. No. 1539).RTS. 29 170 Boreham, F.W. The picture in the caravan. (Narrative Series. No. 1540). RTS. 29 171 Menzies, John. The ordeal of prudence fife. (Narrative Series. No. 1542).RTS. 29 172 Hewitt, Horace. The unspeakable gift. (Narrative Series. No. 1543). RTS. 29- 30 173 Edmaedes, Estelle. Private Joe Smart. (Narrative Series. No. 1548). RTS. 30 174 Harvey-Jellie, W. At the height of the storm. (Narrative Series. No. 1550).RTS. 30 175 Pettman, Grace. Just one more thrill! (Narrative Series. No. 1551). RTS. 30 176 Harvey-Jellie, W. The ticket of leave man. (Narrative Series. No. 1552).RTS. 30 >83 177 Harvey-Jellie, W. Magnificent-but not war. (Narrative Series. No. 1553). RTS. 30 178 Bailey, Arthur J. Joe's accident and its result. (Narrative Series. No. 1554).RTS. 30 179 A splendid opportunity. (Narrative Series. No.1555).RTS. 30 180 Harvey-Jellie, W. Think! (Narrative Series. No.1556). RTS. 30 - 31 181 What do you gain by it? (One-Minute Messages. No. 1). RTS. 31 182 Are you the man? (One-Minute Messages. No. 2). RTS. 31 183 You need a tonic. (One-Minute Messages. No. 3).RTS. 31 184 Toasted on both sides. (One-Minute Messages. No. 4).RTS. 31 185 Something to hold on to! (One-Minute Messages. No. 6). RTS. 31 186 Join up! (One-Minute Messages. No. 7).RTS. 31 187 There's no "fate" about it! (One-Minute Messages. No. 9). RTS. 31 188 "Thank you!" (One-Minute Messages. No. 10).RTS. 31 189 The only time you can be sure of. (One-Minute Messages. No. 11). RTS. 31 -17-
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190 The only time you can be sure of. (One-Minute Messages. No. 11). RTS. 31 191 Always true to His promise. (One-Minute Message. No. 12). RTS, 31 192 Always true to His promise. (One-Minute Messages. No. 12).RTS. 31 193 How do you do? (One-Minute Messages. No, 13). RTS. 31 194 A superb sacrifice. (One-Minute Messages. No. 17). RTS. 31 195 On the instant. (One-Minute Messages. No. 18). RTS. 31 196 The secret of strength. (One-Minute Messages. No. 19), RTS. 31 197 The friend of the wanderer. (One-Minute Messages. No. 21). RTS, 31 198 There are no secrets. (One-Minute Messages. No. 22). RTS. 31 199 Not to be missed! (One-Minute Messages. No. 23). RTS. 31 200 The palm and the dust. (One-Minute Message. No. 24). RTS. 31 201 The reconcilling word. (One-Minute Message. No. 25). RTS. 31 202 Wages or...? (RTS. No. 2). 31 203 Can you do it?(RTS. No. 4) 31 - 32 204 What is YOUR answer? (RTS. No. 13). 32 205 'Praise and pray and peg the way.' RTS. 32 206 Noah building his altar. (Little >83 Pictures With Great Lessons). RTS. (From Harold Copping pictures). (Nos. 206-227)) 32 207 Hagar and Ishmael. (Little Pictures With Great Lessons. No.3). RTS. 32 208 Abraham and Isaac. (Little Pictures With Great Lessons. No. 4).RTS. 32 209 Rebekah at the well. (Little Pictures With Great Lessons. No. 5) RTS, 32 210 The selling of Joseph. (Little Pictures With Great Lessons. No. 8). RTS. 32 211 The smiting of the rock, (Little Pictures With Great Lessons. No.13). RTS. 32 212 (Second Series: Little Pictures With Great Lessons. No. 27 - Index sheet). 32 213 Fear not: for I have redeemed thee. (RTS. No.1154). 32 214 The Lord is graceous.(RTS.No. 1176). 32 215 The prodigal son. (Pictures That Teach. No. 1). Lutterworth Press, RTS. 32 216 The great invitation. (Pictures That Teach. No. 12). Lutterworth Press, 32 RTS, -^ -18-
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217 The lost piece of silver. (Pictures That Teach. No, 13). 32 218 The Pharisee and the Publican. (Pictures That Teach. No. 15). RTS. 32 219 The Pharisee and the Publican. (Pictures That Teach. No. 15). RTS. 32 220 The barren fig tree. (Pictures That Teach. No. 56).RTS. 32 221 The good shepherd. (Pictures That Teach. No. 72). RTS. 32 222 The lost sheep. (Pictures That Teach. No. 78).RTS. 32 223 The hidden treasure. (Pictures That >83 Teach. No. 93). RTS. 32 224 The pearl of great price. (Pictures That Teach. No. 161). 32 225 The unmerciful servant. (Pictures That Teach. No.163). RTS. 32 226 The wicked husbanmen. (Pictures That Teach. No. 164). RTS. 32 227 The sheep and the goats. (Pictures That Teach. No. 234).RTS. 32
RECORDS OF THE UNITED SOCIETY FOR CHRISTIAN LITERATURE, (SCOTLAND),
FORMERLY THE CHRISTIAN LITERATURE SOCIETY FOR CHINA (SCOTLAND).
Also records of Scottish auxiliaries of the Christian Literature Society for India and Africa.
KH-8514/1 Records 1 - 34* 84
1 Minutes of the Scottish Central Committee of the Christian Literature Society for Scotland. Also contains reports of the Annual Meetings of the Society, 1893-1901. 13/11/1891 - 27/06/1927 1 - 4 2 Minutes of the Scottish Central Committee of the Christian Literature Society for China. Also, minutes of Edinburgh committee of Christian Literature Society for China. In same volume (Partly >84 complements and partly duplicates above volume) 04/10/1893 - 09/06/1921 5 - 12 3 Minutes of the Scottish Central Committee of the Christian Literature Society for China. 19/03/1928 - 28/08/1942 13 - 15 4 Minutes of the Scottish Central Committee of the United Society for Christian Literature. 01/09/1942 - 25/02/1977 16 - 24 5 Minutes of the Glasgow Committee of the Christian Literature Society for China. 18/04/1893 - 28/08/1942 25 - 27 -19-
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6 Minutes of the Glasgow Committee of the United Society for Christian Literature, 26/01/1943- 26/04/1972 28 - 29 7 Minutes of the Edinburgh Branch of the Christian Literature Society for China. 23/04/1940- 30/04/1942 30 8 Minutes of the Edinburgh Auxiliary Committee of the Christian Literatuer Society for India and Africa. (From 5 Dec 1935 the Edinburgh Auxiliary of the United Society for Christian Literature. 07/01/1926- 21/01/1976 Lacking 9 Minutes of the Auxiliary Committee, Glasgow and South of Scotland of the United Society for Christian Literature for India and Africa. 11 p, 17/10/1935- 29/06/1942 30 10 Documents relating to the history >84 of the USCL in Scotland, particularly the union of the Christian Literature Society for China (Scotland) with the USCL in 1942. 1885- 1942 31 - 32 11 Manuscript account of the first public meeting of the Christian Literature Society for China, 19 March 1892, in Glasgow. 29/03/1892 32- 33 12 Scrapbook containing printed notices, press cuttings etc., recording the work of the Christian Literature Society for China. 1895- 1902 33- 34 13 Copies of the Constitution of the Scottish Central Committee of the US CL. 10/06/1942 34
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14-19 Book and Tract Society of China 1885- 1890 1 - 20-22 Society for the Diffusion of Christian and General Knowledge Among the Chinese. 6th - 8th Report. 1893- 1895 6- 7 23-62 Christian Literature Society for China. Ti] 50th Report. 1893- 1942 8- 26 63 Christian Literature Society for China (Shanghai) Golden Jubilee 1887- 1937 27 - 28 64 Christian Literature Society for >85 China (Shanghai). 44th Report. 1931 28- 29 65-68 Christian Literatur Society for China (Shanghai). 50th-53rd Report. 1937- 1940 29- 32 69-72 United Society for Christian Literature 141st-144th Year. 1939- 1943 33- 36 73-74 United Society for Christian Literature - Scottish 1943- 1944 37 -20-
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75 United Society for Christian Literature - Scottish 1945(2) 37 76-87 United Society for Christian Literature - Scottish 1946 - 1960 37 - 39 88-98 United Society for Christian Literature - Scottish 1961 - 1971 not filmed 99 United Society for Christian > 85 Literature. 157th Report. 1955 - 1956 not filmed 100 United Society for Christian Literature. 159th Report. 1957 - 1958 not filmed 101- United Society for Christian 103 Literature. 161st-163rd Report 1959 - 1962 not filmed
Miscellaneous Publications not filmed
104 Wan Kwah Kung Pao. A Revision of the Times. New Series, vol.5, no.59, December 1893 to vol. 7, no. 79, August 1895 (No. 66, July 1894 missing. Lists of contents only. 105 Chung si Kiao Hwui Pao. Missionary Review. New Series, vol. 3, nos. 35-36, December 1893 to January 1894. Third Series, vol.1, no.1, January 1895. Lists of contents only. 106 The Celestial Empire - a Journal of general intelligence in the Far East (The Weekly Edition of the "Shanghai Mercury"). Vol. 46, no. 6, 9/08/1895. 107 The North-China Herald. July 5, 1895; August 9,1895; and July 25, 1898. (Gazette). 108 U.S.C.L. Outreach. Vol. 2, nos. 1-3, 1965-66. (Several dupls.). 109 Catalogue of the Publications of the Society for the Diffusion of Christian and General Knowledge Among the Chinese. Shanghai, 1895. 110 The Awakening of China. Edinburgh, 1897. 111 The Literati of China and how to meet them - paper read before the Shanghai Missionary Association by the Rev. A. Willamson. Glasgow, n.d. 112 An indispensable ally: The Christian Literature Society of China, by W.M. Macgregor (Reprinted with permission from: Life and Work). 2 Copies. 113 An indispensable ally: The Christian Literature Society of China, by W.M. Macgregor (Second issue - 1940. Reprinted with permission from: Life and Work). 2 Copies. 114 Books in their hands; a short history of the U.S.C.L., by J.H. Mair. U.S.C.L., 1960. 115 Operation Outreach. U.S.C.L., 1966? 116 U.S.C.L. - A Partner in the feed the mind campaign.3 Copies. 117 Bible Guides. Edited by William Barclay and F.F. Bruce. London: Lutterworth Press. 118 The Paper that talks. U.S.C.L. London.3 Copies. 119 Into the World. U.S.C.L. London. 120 Hungry Minds. U.S.C.L. London. 121 It's not enough.... U.S.C.L. London. 122 Ever tried walking over London Bridge? U.S.C.L. London. 123 Strengthening the chain - a scheme for schools, Sunday schools, Youth organisations and clubs. U.S.C.L. London. 124 United Society for Christian Literature. Edinburgh, 1965.3 Copies. 125 Will you buy a paperback for India. U.S.C.L. London. 126 U.S.C.L. Books on wheels. U.S.C.L. London. 3 Copies. 127 U.S.C.L. Serving the World. U.S.C.L. London. 4 Copies. 128 An Introduction to Indian History, by C.B. Firth. Madras: The Christian Literature Society, 1961. (The Christian Students' Library No. 23) 129 Christian Literature and reform movement in China. C.L.S.C. 1911. 130 12 Tracts, magazines, etc. in Chinese, Nepali and Tamil. Various dates.