Note 56 — DISSERTATION II. CONTINUED. (continued 2)
Reading edition
These acids coagulate the pus, and thus afford an artificial covering, or film, which remains in close contact with the granulations, and thus, by producing the natural circumstance of contact and covering, the effects of which have been already mentioned, as well as by creating a more vigorous action by their specific action, they frequently bring those sores into a healthy state.