The Bartitsu Compendium, Volume 1: History and the Canonical Syllabus
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The Bartitsu Compendium, Volume 1: History and the Canonical Syllabus

by Tony Wolf

History Martial Arts
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The Bartitsu Compendium, Volume 1: History and the Canonical Syllabus by Tony Wolf offers a detailed examination of Bartitsu's historical background and core techniques. This volume traces the art's evolution and presents its original syllabus, making it invaluable for martial arts historians and practitioners interested in Victorian self-defense methods.

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The Bartitsu Compendium, Volume 1 delves into the origins and development of Bartitsu, a self-defense system created in late 19th-century England.

It covers the historical context that led to its formation, highlighting influences from various fighting styles of the era.

The volume outlines the canonical syllabus, providing a structured overview of techniques and principles central to Bartitsu practice.

Authored by Tony Wolf, this work serves as an essential resource for understanding the foundational elements of this unique martial art.

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