Street Fighting: America's Martial Art

From the front flap of this 113-page book: "Over the years, Oriental martial arts, aided by the romanticism of movies and TV, has attracted attention out of proportion to its effectiveness when compared to plain old blood and guts American street fighting. This book turns the spotlight back to fighting skills that have put more opponents in the hospital or graveyard than all the Oriental skills combined. Written by a man who has 'been and done', this book compares hand-to-hand fighting techniques as to what works and what doesn't. This is not the book for 'fair fighters' or 'dojo balllerinas'. but is an invaluable handbook for anyone who wants to be able to punch, kick and claw his way to victory or safety under great odds. George tells how to prepare yourself, both physically and psychologically for some tough encounters. But what if you have a foe that presents a challenge beyond your best abilities - well there is even a chapter on how to hire 'muscle' to do your bidding for you. This book should be in the library of every person who is concerned about their well being in the turbulent days ahead." Along with the descriptive text are several black and white photos.