foreign missionary work, and in 1930 reorganized all its operations into a single building. In the inter-war period, tract circulation had declined to one million, its lowest level since 1806. In 1932, a new imprint, Lutterworth Press, was formed, under which most of the society's subsequent publications appeared. In 1935, the society merged with the Christian Literature Society for India and Africa, later also incorporating the Christian Literature Society for China in 1941. The resulting entity was the United Society for Christian Literature, which, as of 2006, was continuing its mission, largely in the form of overseas missionary work. Works Address to an emigrant (1839) William Tyndale No. 990 (1839) Mamma and her Child (1843) The Oldest Fisherman the World Ever Saw, and Other Stories (1879) The Cup and the Kiss (1888) Adopted, or An Old Soldier's Embarrassments (circa 1891) Wallaby Hill (1880s-1890s) By-paths of Bible Knowledge (1884-1904) The Jew (circa 1890) The Egyptian (circa 1900) The Isles of Scilly: Their Story, their folk, & their Flowers (1910) Book series Nation Story Readers Sandringham Series of Penny Stories See also Citations References Further reading William Jones, The Jubilee Memorial of the Religious Tract Society. London, The Religious Tract Society, 1850, 706 pages. Gives a full description of the first fifty years and remains the indispensable guide to the foundation of the Society Samuel G. Green, The Story of the Religious Tract Society for one hundred years. London, Religious Tract Society, 1899, 216 pages. Brings the story up to the centenary, but is much less illuminating Gordon Hewitt, Let the People Read . . .London, Lutterworth Press, 1949, 96 pages. Illustrations by Richard Kennedy Aileen Fyfe, Science and Salvation: Evangelical Popular Science Writing in Victorian Britain. Chicago, Illinois, University of Chicago Press, 2004, 432 pages. . Deals with one aspect of the Society's publishing programme Dennis Butts and Pat Garrett (ed.), From the Dairyman's Daughter to Worrals of the WAAF: The Religious Tract Society, Lutterworth Press and Children's Literature. Concentrates on the contribution to children's writing from the foundation onwards. Joseph McAleer, Popular Reading and Publishing in Britain: 1914-1950, Oxford University Press, 1992. Includes a chapter on the Society. External links Works by Religious Tract Society at Toronto Public Library Minutes, letter books, miscellaneous papers, reports of the Religious Tract Society and Christian Literature Society for India and Africa are held at https://www.soas.ac.uk/library/archives/collections/a-z/u/. School of Oriental and African Studies page on