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The Lutterworth Press

The Lutterworth Press, one of the oldest independent British publishing houses, has traded since the late eighteenth century, initially as the Religious Tract Society (RTS). The main areas of publication have been religion and theology, children's books and books for young people (with an emphasis on "improving literature" and books with "moral values")…

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Founded
1932
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Distribution
self-distributed (UK) Casemate Academic (US)
Headquarters location
Cambridge, England
Imprints
James Clarke and Co Ltd, Acorn Editions
Official website
www.lutterworth.com

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The Lutterworth Press

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Edges16
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Avg. degree1.88
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The Lutterworth Press

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related to Further reading · 10
The Lutterworth Press → Children's Literature, Dairyman's Daughter, Dennis Butts, From, Lutterworth Press, Pat Garrett, Religious Tract Society, The, WAAF, Worrals
Country of origin · 1
The Lutterworth Press → United Kingdom
Distribution · 1
The Lutterworth Press → self-distributed (UK) Casemate Academic (US)
Founded · 1
The Lutterworth Press → 1932
Headquarters location · 1
The Lutterworth Press → Cambridge, England
Imprints · 1
The Lutterworth Press → James Clarke and Co Ltd, Acorn Editions
Official website · 1
The Lutterworth Press → www.lutterworth.com
Predecessor · 1
The Lutterworth Press → Religious Tract Society
Publication types · 1
The Lutterworth Press → Books

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lutterworth press century children's religious books publishing since rts list literature history tract society british late general writers well-known first

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The Lutterworth PressCountry of originUnited Kingdom1.00infobox
The Lutterworth PressDistributionself-distributed (UK) Casemate Academic (US)1.00infobox
The Lutterworth PressFounded19321.00infobox
The Lutterworth PressHeadquarters locationCambridge, England1.00infobox
The Lutterworth PressImprintsJames Clarke and Co Ltd, Acorn Editions1.00infobox
The Lutterworth PressOfficial websitewww.lutterworth.com1.00infobox
The Lutterworth PressPredecessorReligious Tract Society1.00infobox
The Lutterworth PressPublication typesBooks1.00infobox
Enid Blytoninstance ofhas included well-known authors0.80text
W.Einstance ofhas included well-known authors0.80text
The Lutterworth Pressrelated to Further readingDennis Butts0.60section
The Lutterworth Pressrelated to Further readingPat Garrett0.60section

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