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A bit long and difficult at times, but Defoe's A History of the Devil is witty, insightful, rational, and entertaining. I can't say I agree with every point he makes, but he takes a level-headed approach to a subject that has long been warped by superstition, fanaticism, and blind ignorance. The Devil himself would be proud to see the record set straight (more or less) but Defoe doesn't flatter the Prince of Darkness. The Devil is real, he is evil, and he hates every one of us, and Defoe makes this abundantly clear as he views history through the Devil's eyes. It's a trip that's well worth taking.