The great historian Alan Bullock took over a thousand pages and three volumes to give his verdict on Ernest Bevin, British Foreign Secretary from 1945 to 1951. So I will preface my short remarks today with an important caveat. Please do not expect a belt-and-braces, cradle-to-grave account of the life and times of Ernie Bevin from 1881 to 1951; or a definitive judgment on every single thorny debate he was involved in, from the general strike to the question of Palestine.
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