Which inference about Montesquieu's ideas on government is not well supported by the passage?

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anonymous · Answer

Heres The Passage 

An aristocratic government has an inherent vigour, unknown to democracy. The nobles form a body, who by their prerogative, and for their own particular interest, restrain the people; it is sufficient that there are laws in being to see them executed.

But easy as it may be for the body of the nobles to restrain the people, it is difficult to restrain themselves.
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anonymous · Answer

this does not answer my question
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anonymous · Answer

it wasnt your questions lol i asked my own