Boarded
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The War of Jenkins' Ear (1739-1748): Britain was looking for an excuse to go to war with Spain, and someone eventually pointed out that eight years earlier, Spanish coast guards had boarded a English ship, captained by the aforementioned Jenkins, and cut off his ear.
Source: Silly Reason for War
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