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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-27 · 10 entries checked · 3 flagged · 5 issues confirmed · 3 corrected · 2 still open
Lewis Carroll — The entry states that Carroll denied Alice Liddell being the inspiration for Alice in Wonderland, but he actually acknowledged it in his diaries and letters.
Lewis Carroll — The entry says the fever that left him deaf in one ear occurred as a very young child, but it actually occurred at age 10.
Lord Byron — Byron did not flee England due to threats of lynching; he left in 1816 after a scandalous separation from his wife and social ostracism.
Lord Byron — Byron died in April 1824, after the first siege of Missolonghi had ended, not during the period of the first siege.
Oscar Wilde — The entry truncates the LORE section mid-sentence: 'Wilde initiated a libel case a' is incomplete and cuts off, which is a factual error of omission in the presented text.
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