Liberalism's fundamental principles in the aftermath of the French Revolution included all of the below except:

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While direct democracy was a key principle of some radical leftist movements that emerged following the French Revolution (such as communism and anarchism), it was not a central tenet of classical liberalism. Instead, liberalism emphasized principles such as individual rights, limited government, and the rule of law.

Liberalism's Fundamental Principles in the Aftermath of the French Revolution