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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-08 · 36 entries checked · 20 flagged · 46 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 46 still open
1820 Settlers — The number of approved applicants is widely cited as about 4,000, not 19,000.
1820 Settlers — In 1820, Natal was not part of Zululand; the term 'Zululand' as a political entity is anachronistic, and the 1820 Settlers did not move to Natal in significant numbers until later decades.
Aboriginal title — The 'STATS' section says Indian reservation land area is 227,000 sq miles, but the correct figure is approximately 227,000 square kilometers (about 2.3% of U.S. land area), not square miles.
Aboriginal title — The 'DID YOU KNOW' section states native title in Australia covers 8,099,264 km² (50.2% of the country's land and waters), but the correct figure is approximately 2.5 million km² (about 32% of Australia's land area), and 8 million km² exceeds Australia's total
All Red Line — The entry states that the All Red Line was 'officially launched on 31 October 1902' and 'inaugurated on 31 October 1902,' but the All Red Line was a network built over decades, not a single launch event; the Pacific cable was opened on that date, not the entir
All-Red Route — The claim that 'Britain claimed Tanganyika Territory from Germany after World War I, creating potential for an All-Red Route the length of Africa' is misleading: Tanganyika was a League of Nations mandate, not a direct British claim, and the Cape to Cairo rout
All-Red Route — The statement that 'The Suez Canal was described by British Prime Minister Anthony Eden as 'the great imperial lifeline' during the Suez Crisis' is factually correct but the entry's 'DID YOU KNOW' section presents it as a standalone fact without error; however
Amatongaland — The area conversion is incorrect: 1280 mi² equals approximately 3315 km², not 2060 km².
Amatongaland — The name of the Queen Regent is typically spelled 'Zambili' or 'Zambile' in historical records, not 'Zambilli'.
Amherst Embassy — The embassy did not arrive in Beijing on 29 August; it arrived at Tongzhou on 28 August and was ordered to return on 29 August before formally entering Beijing.
Amherst Embassy — The immediate cause was not the 'Doris incident' but the 'Alceste incident' (or the wreck of the HMS Alceste) and related disputes over trade and the treatment of British sailors.
An Authentic Account of an Embassy from the King of Great Britain to the Emperor of China — The atlas volume was published in 1797 along with the text volumes, not printed in 1796 and issued in 1798.
Anglo-Burmese people — The entry states the community emerged as a distinct community from 1826 until 1948, but the lore section correctly notes an earlier community in the early 17th century, creating a contradiction. The 1826 date should refer to the start of British administratio
Anglo-Burmese people — The entry says 'after 1937, included Anglo-Indian residents in Myanmar.' The Government of Burma Act 1935 (effective 1937) separated Burma from British India, but Anglo-Indians were not automatically reclassified as Anglo-Burmans; the inclusion of Anglo-Indian
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