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Events in the year 1830 in Chile.
- President: Francisco Ruiz-Tagle until April 1, José Tomás Ovalle
- Vice President: José Tomás Ovalle until April 1
- April 1 - resignation of President Ruiz-Tagle
- April 17 - Chilean Civil War of 1829–30: Battle of Lircay, decisive Pelucones (Conservative) victory
- August 16 – Diego Barros Arana, historian (d. 1907) [1]
- April 17 - Guillermo Tupper
- ^ "Diego Barros Arana | Chilean historian". Encyclopedia Britannica. Retrieved 25 March 2019.
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Events in the year 1830 in Chile.
- President: Francisco Ruiz-Tagle until April 1, José Tomás Ovalle
- Vice President: José Tomás Ovalle until April 1
- April 1 - resignation of President Ruiz-Tagle
- April 17 - Chilean Civil War of 1829–30: Battle of Lircay, decisive Pelucones (Conservative) victory
- August 16 – Diego Barros Arana, historian (d. 1907) [1]
- April 17 - Guillermo Tupper
- ^ "Diego Barros Arana | Chilean historian". Encyclopedia Britannica. Retrieved 25 March 2019.
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