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}}'''Radicalism''' is a political movement and ideology economically centre to centre-right, statist, culturally progressive (specially in his more active years) and civically liberal. | }}'''Radicalism''' is a political movement and ideology economically centre to centre-right, statist, culturally progressive (specially in his more active years) and civically liberal. Radicalism largely conforms to the Enlightenment ideals of individualism and limited government of his father, [[File:Clib.png]] [[Classical Liberalism]], though eager to embrace some of the progressive reforms of the French Revolution such as universal suffrage and wealth redistribution. | ||
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Radicalism is a political movement and ideology economically centre to centre-right, statist, culturally progressive (specially in his more active years) and civically liberal. Radicalism largely conforms to the Enlightenment ideals of individualism and limited government of his father, 
Classical Liberalism, though eager to embrace some of the progressive reforms of the French Revolution such as universal suffrage and wealth redistribution.
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