Talk:The National Archives
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London and Washington, we have a problem similar to the problem we had at Natural History Museum (see Talk:Natural History Museum for how that was solved). At the moment there are 288 links to National Archives, and 247 links to The National Archives. I'm sure most of these links are connected to citations of "(The) National Archives" as a reliable source. We can't cite a generic "national archives" or a list of national archives as a reliable source which confirms facts. Most of these links, I'm sure, are intended for The National Archives (United Kingdom) or National Archives and Records Administration. New links citing these sources are constantly added, which is a problem that isn't timely resolved when the links go to a generic article or list rather than a disambiguation page. National Archives (United Kingdom) and National Archives (United States). – wbm1058 (talk) 14:12, 3 June 2022 (UTC)