Who said "The intellect is the guide of the better nature of man."?

This quote is attributed to Mill, John Stuart.

The intellect is the guide of the better nature of man. - Mill, John Stuart

"The intellect is the guide of the better nature of man."

Mill, John Stuart Wisdom

Philosopher-Economist English 1806–1873

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