Speak for the Right The Dumb Devil and Christian Voice
Dr Talmage urges aggressive religion and loud defense of Christianity against mockery. He cites witchcraft fears and the deaf mute as signs of diabolical influence, urges readers to speak out with interrogation questions, song, and active faith, and to drive out the dumb devil from churches and public life. He praises hymns and urges practical fruit in witness.
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