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the art of readily and solidly teaching all men all things
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This describes teaching as a practical skill: making every subject clear, accessible, and firmly understood by everyone. “Readily” points to ease and clarity, while “solidly” suggests lasting knowledge rather than a passing impression. The phrase presents education as something meant for all people, not a select few.
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- Project Gutenberg, Essays on Educational Reformers by Robert Herbert Quick
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