Make a table like the following one:
| Type of Barbarian | Page Number | Distinguishing Properties | Examples |
|---|---|---|---|
| Barbarians in the loose and broad sense | Pp. 28-30 | Cruel, inhumane, wild and merciless men acting against human reason out of anger or native disposition who becomes hard and merciless; is hard, unbeareable, cruel and plunges into crimes that only the wildest beasts of the forests would commit. These are reasonable men gone completly astray. | The Spanish committing crimes against the Indians are the prime example of this kind of barbarian! |
| The second kind of barbarian are those who do not have a written language | Pp. 30-32 | These are relative barbarians who can be wise, courageous, prudent and can lead a settled life. | |
| Barbarians in the third sense are ... | PP. 32-... | ||
| Barbarian... | Pp. ... |
It is barbarians of the third kind which turn out to be most important. So pay careful attention to the nature of these barbarians.