Recopilacion De Leyes I Decretos Supremos Sobre Colonizacion, 1810-1896, Part 3 is a historical compilation of laws and decrees related to colonization in Chile. Published in 1896, this volume offers a detailed look into the legal frameworks established by the Chilean Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Chilean government during the 19th century. Covering the period from 1810 to 1896, this work is essential for researchers and historians interested in understanding the policies and regulations that shaped Chilean colonization. The comprehensive collection provides valuable insights into the legal and administrative aspects of colonization, making it a significant resource for studies in Latin American history and legal studies. This volume preserves critical documentation of Chile's historical policies.

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