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Dictation from James Fleming
Ranching near National City from 1856.
The Temple of Optimism
Famously, Jane Austen created a fictional universe for 'three or four families in a country village'. In this remarkable first novel James Fleming achieves something very similar: out of the relationships of two men and one woman in Derbyshire in 1788 he has created a fiction that bears comparison with the great novelists of the nineteenth century.Anthony Apreece covets the land of his young neighbour, Edward Horne. Edward covets Daisy, Anthony's wife. On such simple foundations, James Fleming builds a novel of extraordinary richness, at once a wholly convincing representation of an eighteenth-century world and an utterly modern dissection of two of mankind's most powerful passions: greed and love
Ian Fleming
A fascinating and unprecedented insight into the mind and life of the creator of James Bond.
Exploring the True Heritage of the Fleming Family Name
Compiled in this publication, which aspires to document the history of the medieval Fleming family of the British Isles, are the edited and corrected texts of four previously published books by F. Lawrence Fleming, namely: A Genealogical History of the Barons Slane (2008), A Genealogy of the Ancient Flemings (2010), The Ancestry of the Earl of Wigton (2011), and Wigton Revisited (2014), along with various essays by the same author.
Ian Fleming
Forged during the Second World War, the close and abiding friendship of Robert Harling and Ian Fleming, one of the twentieth century's most iconic authors, would go on to define the lives and literature of both men significantly. Their paths first crossed in 1939, and Harling later became Fleming's deputy in the commando unit dubbed 'Fleming's Secret Navy', which was tasked with obtaining equipment, codebooks and intelligence from the enemy. The war made fast friends of the two writers, and Fleming would go on to immortalise Harling in his hugely popular Bond novels Thunderball and The Spy Who Loved Me. Yet beneath the pair's charm, charisma and creativity was an altogether darker reality. Documenting in vivid detail his private exchanges with Fleming, Harling exposes the personality behind his protagonist – one tempered by debilitating bouts of depression and a deep-rooted distrust of women. This extraordinary memoir provides a fascinating and unprecedented insight into the mind of the creator of James Bond – from one of those who knew him best.
James F. Fleming Farming and Carpentry Account Book
Account book of farmer and carpenter James F. Fleming of Island Creek, Jefferson County, Ohio, with credits and debits for the years 1837-1850. Many of the entries are for family members, including his brothers Henry William, Jesse L., Thomas W., and William Fleming. Other customers include Wilgus Nixon Duffield Phillips (1822-1858) and Margaretta Phink, who wove several yards of flannel for local residents in 1846. The goods bought and sold include bushels of corn and wheat, flour, pork, butter, tobacco, and thread and fabric. Services include plowing, baling hay, sawing, framing houses, and installing windows.
