Citadel | Archibald Joseph Cronin

A journey to the heart of medicine

In "The Citadel" by Archibald Joseph Cronin, we are transported to the life of Andrew Manson, a young idealistic doctor in the 1920s. In a small Welsh mining town, he encounters brutal realities and unsanitary conditions. Manson paves his way of moral and medical discoveries, wanting to improve the lives of miners and fighting medical corruption. However, after moving to London, Manson is faced with a choice between prestige and his principles. Will he be able to maintain his integrity and commitment to medical ethics while choosing between success and principles?

"The Citadel" is a classic work that will attract the attention of anyone interested in medical literature and moral dilemmas. This novel combines medical drama with a deep human story, making it fascinating for both fans of classic literature and those interested in the history of medicine.

Why you should read "Citadel":

1. Immerse yourself in the history of medicine: Experience the evolution of medicine in the 20th century.
2. Moral Dilemmas: Explore the ethical issues facing healthcare professionals.
3. Exciting story: Immerse yourself in a story that combines personal and professional conflicts.
4. Timeless Themes: Reflect on the universal themes of honesty, ambition and love.

Archibald Joseph Cronin is a Scottish writer and physician whose experience in the medical field directly influenced his work. His works reflect all the difficulties and moral aspects of medical practice, making him an outstanding figure in 20th century literature. "Citadel" is one of Cronin's most famous works, which reflects the life of a doctor in an era of great changes in medicine.