P.T. Barnum My Start as a Showman         P.T. Barnum wrote about his beginnings as a showman to display to the American public that he is a good, hard-working man who showed by means of his own ingenuity that advert was the wave of the future in business. He also lay out to convince people that it is healthy for them to be socialize and that those who can entertain people without corrupting them should be praised.
        Barnum shows through specific examples that he was an honest businessman from the start of his career, which helped to arbalist him to his enormous success. His stories also show that he was naturally a brilliant businessman and that he was open minded in dealing with his peers. He is providing future businessmen with a regulate to follow by telling his story.
It is important to Barnum that he conveys to his readers the splendour of his trade as an entertainer.
It is this point that overlaps with Whitmans essay, The Old Bowery in that both authors stress the importance of entertainers in American lodge and extol their greatness. Barnum ultimately wants people to remember him as a brilliant, virtuous man who perfected the art of advertising, which has become the substructure of a successful business.
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