Delaware River Pilots - Interview with Andrew Lyter
from Labor Jawn
In the 1700s, every ship coming into Philadelphia needed a pilot to guide it. But as the wealthy merchant class started to solidify power, they started to clash with the fiercely independent sailors who guided their ships. Originally aired: February 20, 2023. www.andrewjlyter.com Support the show www.laborjawn.com
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