Chilean corvette O'Higgins (1866)
In 1864 the Chilean government ordered the construction of two corvettes in Ravenhill, the O'Higgins and the Chacabuco. Both corvettes were seized by the British authorities in order to enforce a neutrality provision in the impending state of war between Chile and Spain (Chincha Islands War, 1864-1866). In 1866 the countries reached an agreement in which Chile received the corvettes and Spain the ships Arapiles and Victoria. During the 1891 Chilean Civil War the O'Higgins sided with the congress.
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Chilean corvette O'Higgins (1866)
In 1864 the Chilean government ordered the construction of two corvettes in Ravenhill, the O'Higgins and the Chacabuco. Both corvettes were seized by the British authorities in order to enforce a neutrality provision in the impending state of war between Chile and Spain (Chincha Islands War, 1864-1866). In 1866 the countries reached an agreement in which Chile received the corvettes and Spain the ships Arapiles and Victoria. During the 1891 Chilean Civil War the O'Higgins sided with the congress.
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In 1864 the Chilean government ...... ggins sided with the congress.
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La corbeta O'Higgins fue un bu ...... e la independencia de su país.
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Pontoon until 1905
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Ravenhill, London, United Kingdom
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Maudsley return connecting rod engine
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In 1864 the Chilean government ...... ggins sided with the congress.
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La corbeta O'Higgins fue un bu ...... e la independencia de su país.
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Chilean corvette O'Higgins (1866)
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Corbeta O'Higgins
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