"Ian Fleming Introduces Jamaica" 1965 CARGILL, Morris [edited by] Etiquette filling a number of commissions

filling a number of commissions including those for public and governmental buildings and the Palais de Elysée (the French White House)

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the Communist Party desperately tried to maintain contact with people living on the outside

Illustrations by Jean-Louis de Maigret

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"Ian Fleming Introduces Jamaica" 1965 CARGILL, Morris [edited by] Etiquette filling a number of commissionsCARGILL, Morris [edited by] [240] pp. Hawthorne Books, Inc 1965 9 1 4" x 6" VG VG Scroll Down for (17) Additional Scans: Novelist Ian Fleming discusses the island where, at his winter retreat named Goldeneye, he wrote one Bond novel a year from 1952 3 1964. Fleming's contribution, entitled 'Introducing Jamaica' had appeared in the Sunday Times in August 1965, so this is the first edition in book form.