"Classical liberalism" in a nutshell

Classical liberalism is pretty close to what I mean by "liberal-tarian conservatism". Here are 12 key ideas that help define the concept:

1. Dignity of the individual
2. Individual liberty
3. Private property
4. Natural law and natural rights
5. Freedom of the press, freedom of speech
6. Limited government
7. Rule of law
8. Religious toleration
9. Domestic free markets and international free trade
10. Peace and harmony
11. The right of "exit"
12. Ideas of spontaneous order

This list seems to differ somewhat from the Wikipedia entry. Here's a syllabus and reading list.

Source: Mario Rizzo, NYU Economics Department