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The Writings of Thomas Jefferson, Vol. 3 (of 9)

Note 6 — FOOTNOTE (continued 2)

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"The state in which things are found at the moment of the treaty, should be considered as lawful; and if it is meant to make any change in it, the treaty must expressly mention it. Consequently, all things, about which the treaty is silent, must remain in the state in which they are found at its conclusion." Vattel, 1. 4. s. 21.

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