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33 CHINA MISSION YEAR BOOK.The following is a list of our more importantbookspublished during the last three years :Personal Religion, translated by the Ven. Archdeacon Moule.War inconsistent with Christianity ,trans, by D. Mac-Gillivray.Abide in Christ, trans, by D. MacGillivray.England in Egypt, trans, by Yin Pao Lo, edited by T.Richard.Beautiful Joe, trans, by Mrs. D. MacGillivray.Life of a Century 1800 to 1900, trans, by D. MacGillivrayand W. G. Walshe.Scripture Idea of vSin and Salvation, trans, by Evan Morgan.Christian Theology, by A. G. Jones and Timothy Richard.Confucianism and Christianity, by Wang Ping-kun.Commentary on the Chinese Classics, by Dr. Woods.Twelve Years Programme, by Timothy Richard.Gordon s Quiet Talks on Prayer, by D. MacGillivray.,, ,, ,, ,, Power, by D. MacGillivray.,, ,, ,, Service, by D. MacGillivray.Peace for the World and Prosperity for China, by T. Richard.New Life of Christ, by D. MacGillivray.Imago Christi, Stalker s, Wen-li and Mandarin, by D. MacGillivray.Programme of Christianity, Drunimond s, by D. MacGillivray.Civilization in Europe Guizot s, by W. A, Cornaby.Ancient Principles for Modern Guidance, by W. A. Cornaby.Eruce s Training of the Twelve, by D. MacGillivray.Gulick s Growth of the Kingdom, by D. MacGillivray.Special importance is attached to various tractsprepared by Dr. Richard on the needs of the time. Theviews of such an experienced friend of China are alwayswelcomed by the officials to whom these tracts areregularly sent.The story of the society s comet tract, which willbe found in the appendix to this Year Book, reveals oneof the most useful and far reaching pieces of work doneby the society in recent years.The year 1910 will be memorable from the production of the first number of THIS YEAR BOOK, andit may be remarked that just as "TheCentury ofMissions", the Centenary Conference volume, wasmade possible by the Christian literature Society, so