100 Years on the Road: The Traveling Salesman in American Culture
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"Kiss the children and sister Minnie for me. And tell her whatever she does, never to marry a traveling man, they are the most unhappy men on earth."—E. Barton Martin to his wife, Julia, April 6, 1877
"I have maid plenty of money since I've bin off the farm & don't have to work half so hard. . . . Come out and see the World."—William Hutton to his brother Lineus, October 11, 1884
Even today, in Death of a Salesman and The Music Man, the traveling salesman is an intriguing, almost mythic figur...
"I have maid plenty of money since I've bin off the farm & don't have to work half so hard. . . . Come out and see the World."—William Hutton to his brother Lineus, October 11, 1884
Even today, in Death of a Salesman and The Music Man, the traveling salesman is an intriguing, almost mythic figur...


