Nearly three centuries ago, an ear changed the course of human history. In 1731, Spanish coast guards in the Caribbean boarded a British ship captained by one Robert Jenkins, and—in the ensuing ...

JENKINS' EAR (474 pp.)—Odell and Willard Shepard—Macmillan ($3.50). The opening proposition of this historical novel is one to make fans snuggle comfortably into their armchairs: a ...

The Fourth-Rate, 50-gun frigate sunk in 1742 after it ran aground on the reefs of the Dry Tortugas while on patrol in the War of Jenkins Ear between Britain and Spain.

Read about the War of Jenkins’ Ear, when a severed ear sparked a conflict between Spain and Britain. Then, discover the story of Australia’s strange war against emus in 1932.

In Powell’s war, only the rotters flourish—notably Kenneth Widmerpool, ... He is now on the make as a staff major, a virtuoso of bumf, and he chews poor Jenkins’ ear in a war of total paper.

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Dave Trott's blog: The War of Jenkins' Ear. Many years ago, in really boring history classes, I learned the names of lots of wars and treaties and immediately forgot all of them. But over the years, ...

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Historians now call that war, which helped turbocharge the growth of the British empire, the War of Jenkins’ Ear. Twenty twenty-four is a long way from 1731, and news today ricochets around the ...