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1 Liberal classics
2 Literature on liberalism
2.1 in English
2.2 in Dutch
2.3 in French
2.4 in German

This Liberal bibliography lists literature on liberalism as well as the liberal classics. However, it is by no means a complete list. Also, it doesn't include literature on liberalism or liberal parties in specific countries.

1 Liberal classics

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