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In Federalist #51, Publius writes that to maintain the separation of powers,a. we must rely on parchment barriers.b. we must rely on enlightened statesmen.c. the people must be called in to settle all constitutional disputes.d. by mixing the powers a little, political ambition can be made to counteractambition.
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