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Definition |
A 'journey interrupted by capture' refers to the part of a ship‘s voyage that ends in its capture. The journey begins at any (usually known) place, and must terminate in a place of capture. The 'journey interrupted by capture' may also have an intended place of destination mentioned. The harbour, a ship was brought into after seizure, is the place of destination of the following 'forced journey' and not related to the 'journey interrupted by capture'. The date of start of the journey may not be known and assumed based on the records or set to the year of capture. The end date of this journey equals the date of capture.en |