Francis Bacon — "Paradoxically, Bacon holds that the internally colonized may be treated with gre…"

Paradoxically, Bacon holds that the internally colonized may be treated with greater severity, as suppressed rebels, than the externally colonized, who are more fitly a subject of the ius gentium.
Francis Bacon — Francis Bacon Early Modern · Empiricism, scientific method

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Textual and historical reconstruction of Bacon's thought on imperial and colonial warfare.

Date: Early 17th Century (general period of his writings)

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