Think, ladies and gentlemen, of your "Men of Harlech". In my judgment, for the purpose of a national air... and without disparagement of old "God save the Queen" or anything else, it is perhaps the finest national air in the world. (William Ewart Gladstone)

Think, ladies and gentlemen, of your "Men of Harlech". In my judgment, for the purpose of a national air... and without disparagement of old "God save the Queen" or anything else, it is perhaps the finest national air in the world.

William Ewart Gladstone

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