From Reaping In Impressive Ice Sales To Enduring Legislative Setbacks Beyond Personal Control

Discover what truly made Frederic so persistent going forward following his losing significant money sums down in Martinique. Figure out exactly what lesson Frederic himself gained following first ice venture journey. Determine whether anybody in general owned the frozen waters to all New England Ponds. Discover how many ice shipments Frederic made to Havana, Cuba in 1807 including both successful and negative factors. Learn what Congress enacted legislation wise come Mid December 1807 and how New Englanders most notably were impacted. Go behind the scenes and learn what Frederic himself experimented with to understand why some materials provided better insulation versus others. Determine what else New Englanders lacked from a shipping standpoint given they lacked many resources of their own to export. Learn about legislation enacted by Congress come early March 1809 which replaced 1807 Embargo Act. Learn where Frederic is come April 1810 including shiploads of ice and total sales. Learn about another unexpected embargo in 1812 which placed Frederic in deeper debts. Determine if Havana, Cuba had become number one top market for Frederic’s Ice Trade by late 1815. Get an in depth analysis behind what takes place between February 10-25, 1816 per ice shipment entering Havana, Cuba to Frederic conducting another insulation experiment. Learn if Frederic conducted any experiments involving fruit preservation in midst of successful ice sales into Cuba. Learn what William Tudor, Frederic’s Brother, offered to Frederic himself while falling deeper into debt. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kirk-monroe/support Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.