Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Caswallon, or the Briton Chief: A Tragedy, in Five Acts
Mort. Thou hast forestalled my speech, or I had told thee How, by despair or something like it prompted, The Cambrian here again hath risen in arms. Whom, as 1 cannot, from the hate that still Hath lived between us, tie him to our cause, I'll straight oppose, and with such furious zeal As shall destroy each doubt, if doubt indeed Of my fair faith have place, in Edward's breast.
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