According to Paragraph 6, what does Madison claim is a danger of establishing a republic with a small body of legislators representing the views of large numbers of people? A) Madison fears that the small body of legislators might be more susceptible to bribes. B) Madison fears that it may be too difficult to count votes accurately if the area being represented is too large. C) Madison worries that legislators will become too committed to gaining and centralizing all their power into one place. D) Madison worries that the small body of legislators may not be as knowledgeable about local issues as they need to be if the area they represent becomes too large.