Men of Harlech
by Talhaiarn
'Men of Harlech' Summary
The song, which has become a popular Welsh anthem, tells the story of the brave defenders of Harlech Castle who held out against overwhelming odds during the siege. The lyrics describe the castle's strategic importance, the determination of its defenders, and the eventual fall of the castle to the Yorkist forces.Book Details
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