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Edward Grey was an adherent of which type of Liberalism?
Classical Liberalism
Social Liberalism
New Liberalism
Libertarianism
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New Liberalism, as exemplified by Edward Grey, sought to reconcile the principles of classical liberalism with the growing demands for social justice and state intervention. It advocated for progressive policies such as social welfare programs, labor reforms, and increased government regulation to address the challenges of industrialization and urbanization while preserving individual liberty and economic freedom.
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