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But the speaker in this case was Aneurin Bevan, one of the moral
and political giants of the European Left. And then he became, as his most severe critic, the Labour
radical Aneurin Bevan, put it, "the great advocate who put the case
of Britain to the world and the destiny of Britain to the British. He chose
the bardic name of ap Aneurin, a tribute both to a 6th-century Welsh
poet and to Aneurin Bevan, the Labour Party politician who founded the
National Health Service. |
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