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The Woman's Guide To Self-Defense Folklore & Mythology and his nephew Pongo goesWitnessing the dramatic escalation in violent crimes such as, muggings and sex crimes in the late 60s, Ed Parker Sr., the father of four daughters, felt a need for a realistic method of defense for the cornered womanthe woman who has no means of escape or foreknowledge of an attack. In 1968, he wrote a book specifically for women entitled, complete, with uncluttered black and white line drawings by Jim McQuade for ease of comprehension, women