From michael@facebook.com
Fri Apr 29, 2011 3:53:05 am

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As a class lecturer Huxley was facile princeps, and only those who
were privileged to sit under him can form a conception of his
delivery. Clear, deliberate, never hesitant nor unduly emphatic, never
repetitional, always logical, his every word told. Great, however, as
were his class lectures, his working-mens were greater. Huxley was a
firm believer in the distillatio per ascensum of scientific knowledge
and culture, and spared no pains in approaching the artisan and
so-called working classes. He gave the workmen of his best. The
substance of his Mans Place in Nature, one of the most successful and
popular of his writings, and of his Crayfish, perhaps the most perfect
zoological treatise ever published, was first communicated to them. In
one of the last conversations I had with him, I asked his views on the
desirability of discontinuing the workmens lectures at Jermyn Street,
since the development of working-mens colleges and institutes is
regarded by some to have rendered their continuance unnecessary.

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