[translated] M P Lynch

How to Defend Yourself [translated] M P Lynch

Cane, sword cane, katana, eye-gouging, razors, kicks, arm-bars & neck snappers, it is all right here in Georges DuBois manual for self defense written just after the turn of the century. As head of security at the #1 entertainment venue in Paris, Master-at Arms Dubois had plenty of experience wrangling drunks and thumping street thugs who lurked about waiting for well-dressed marks coming home late from work. While we may never need his advice on runaway horses, duels, or the ad-hoc fire safety measures which were the only sort available at that time, you are sure to find some nasty tricks for getting out of a scrape that never occurred to you in these pages. The advice of a man with such grit, cunning, and good humor is timeless.