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Description Agustín Arturo Prat Chacón (Hacienda San Agustín de Puñual, Ninhue, Chile, 3 de abril de 1848 - Iquique, Chile 21 de mayo de 1879) marino, militar y abogado chileno. Es considerado en Chile como su máximo héroe naval. Participó en los años 1860 en la guerra contra España en varios enfrentamientos navales importantes, incluyendo batallas en Papudo (en 1865)en el que participó en la captura de la Goleta Covadonga y en Abtao (1866). Durante la guerra del Pacífico comandó la Esmeralda en el combate naval de Iquique.
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