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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''.
In 1869, under the command of Manuel Blanco Encalada, the remains of Bernardo O'Higgins, first buried in Peru, were repatriated to Chile on board of the frigate that bore his name.
In 1870, the ''O'Higgins'' went to Easter Island and performed the first topographic survey and scientific description of the island and acquired Rongorongo text I, the ''Santiago Staff''.
The ship had an active role in the Naval Campaign of the War of the Pacific under the command of Jorge Montt and participated in the Capture of the Huáscar off Punta de Angamos.
During the 1891 Chilean Civil War the ''O'Higgins'' sided with the congress.
==See also==
* List of decommissioned ships of the Chilean Navy
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