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-	'''Classical liberalism''' is a political ideology that developed in the [[19th century]] in [[England]], [[Western Europe]], and the [[Americas]]. It is committed to the ideal of [[limited government]] and [[individual liberty|liberty of individuals]] including [[freedom of religion]], [[freedom of speech|speech]], [[freedom of the press|press]], and [[freedom of assembly|assembly]], and [[free markets]].	+
-	== See also ==	+
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-	* [[Austrian School]]	+
-	* [[Classical economics]]	+
-	* [[Classical republicanism]]	+
-	* [[Constitutionalism]]	+
-	* [[Constitutional liberalism]]	+
-	* [[Conservative liberalism]]	+
-	* [[Economic liberalism]]	+
-	* [[Georgism]]	+
-	* [[Jeffersonian democracy]]	+
-	* [[Liberal conservatism]]	+
-	* [[Liberal democracy]]	+
-	* [[Libertarian conservatism]]	+
-	* [[Libertarianism]]	+
-	* [[Social liberalism|Modern liberalism]]	+
-	* [[Neoclassical liberalism]]	+
-	* [[Neoliberalism]]	+
-	* [[Night-watchman state]]	+
-	* [[Physiocracy]]	+
-	* [[Political individualism]]	+
-	* [[Rule of law]]	+
-	* [[Separation of powers]]	+
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