IN February 1938, according to a Gallup Poll, A.J. Cronin's recently published novel, The Citadel (1937), ‘impressed' more people than any other book except the Bible.1 A.J. Cronin was perhaps the most successful novelist of the 1930s, and the most successful of his novels was The Citadel. This sold more copies, and faster, than any other hardback novel of the decade. It was to become an equally popular film. The Citadel, to the extent that any novel can claim such a status, was perhaps the representative novel of the 1930s. Its popularity is more surprising in that as a highly political–medical novel, it did not have the usual ingredients of the best-seller. Cronin's standing has nonetheless largely been ignored by historians. Even D.L. LeMahieu, in what is probably the best study of the literary–political...
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Cronin is my all-time favorite author, and I have read, and own, all his books. The Citadel is my all-time favorite novel. Four previously unavailable Cronin titles (which originally appeared in periodicals) are now available on Amazon in paperback and for Kindle: Country Doctor (novelette), The Native Doctor (novella), Escape from Fear. Documents Similar To Cronin A.- The Citadel - 1963.pdf. Skip carousel. Carousel previous carousel next. 4 the American Journal of Surgery Volume 147 Issue 6 1984.
