Llewelyn

The narrative poem follows Llewelyn, a Welsh prince, as he battles English invaders to protect his sovereignty. Through four cantos, it explores his journey, highlighting his victories and betrayals, culminating in his tragic downfall. The lyrical style features vivid imagery, celebrating Welsh culture and the spirit of resistance. This work is a notable contribution to Welsh literature and the Romantic movement, preserved as a facsimile reprint to honor its cultural significance.