English-language reference pages provide only a bare account of Federico Errázuriz and some other South American subjects. Machine translation makes Spanish-language pages accessible, but their source lists matter more than the translated prose itself. Automatic translation can mishandle names, as when Alberto Blest Gana becomes a comic literal phrase, so context and original-language checking still matter. Spanish or Portuguese pages may be better informed than their English equivalents. Language tools can help discover evidence, but the cited sources still need to be checked.
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Researching Chilean history across language boundaries
Thin English-language coverage makes translated Spanish pages useful routes to underlying sources, though automatic translation still needs contextual checking.