I. If the Devil should Die, would God Make Another?--How was the Idea of a Devil Produced--Other Devils than Ours--Natural Origin of these Monsters--II. The Atlas of Christianity is The Devil--The Devil of the Old Testament--The Serpent in Eden--"Personifications" of Evil--Satan and Job--Satan and David--III. Take the Devil from the Drama of Christianity and the Plot is Gone--Jesus Tempted by the Evil One--Demoniac Possession--Mary Magdalene--Satan and Judas--Incubi and Succubi--The Apostles believed in Miracles and Magic--The Pool of Bethesda--IV. The Evidence of the Church--The Devil was forced to Father the Failures of God--Belief of the Fathers of the Church in Devils--Exorcism at the Baptism of an Infant in the Sixteenth Century--Belief in Devils made the Universe a Madhouse presided over by an Insane God--V. Personifications of the Devil--The Orthodox Ostrich Thrusts his Head into the Sand--If Devils are Personifications so are all the Other Characters of the Bible--VI. Some Queries about the Devil, his Place of Residence, his Manner of Living, and his Object in Life--Interrogatories to the Clergy--VII. The Man of Straw the Master of the Orthodox Ministers--His recent Accomplishments--VIII. Keep the Devils out of Children--IX. Conclusion.--Declaration of the Free. PROGRESS. (1860-64.) The Prosperity of the World depends upon its Workers--Veneration for the Ancient--Credulity and Faith of the Middle Ages--Penalty for Reading the Scripture in the Mother Tongue--Unjust, Bloody, and Cruel Laws--The Reformers too were Persecutors--Bigotry of Luther and Knox--Persecution of Castalio--Montaigne against Torture in France--"Witchcraft" (chapter on)--Confessed Wizards--A Case before Sir Matthew Hale--Belief in Lycanthropy--Animals Tried and Executed--Animals received as Witnesses--The Corsned or Morsel of Execution--Kepler an Astrologer--Luther's Encounter with the Devil--Mathematician Stoefflers, Astronomical Prediction of a Flood--Histories Filled with Falsehood--Legend about the Daughter of Pharaoh invading Scotland and giving the Country her name--A Story about Mohammed--A History of the Britains written by Archdeacons--Ingenuous Remark of Eusebius--Progress in the Mechanic Arts--England at the beginning of the Eighteenth Century--Barbarous Punishments--Queen Elizabeth's Order Concerning Clergymen and Servant Girls--Inventions of Watt, Arkwright, and Others--Solomon's Deprivations--Language (chapter on)--Belief that the Hebrew was< the original Tongue--Speculations about the Language of Paradise--Geography (chapter on)--The Works of Cosmas--Printing Invented--Church's Opposition to Books--The Inquisition--The Reformation--"Slavery" (chapter on)--Voltaire's Remark on Slavery as a Contract--White Slaves in Greece, Rome, England, Scotland, and France--Free minds make Free Bodies--Causes of the Abolition of White Slavery in Europe--The French Revolution--The African Slave Trade,