He [Thutmose III] went to Asia with his army and killed the natives to his heart's content, and stole so much of their goods that Egypt was rolling in wealth for quite a while. Thutmose III was thus one of the earliest exponents of internationalism, or going into other countries and slaughtering the inhabitants.

The Decline and Fall of Practically Everybody (1950) - Part I: It Seems There Were Two Egyptians - Hatshepsut