`::::We have definitely always said the Hague, and never just ``Hague``. But we never said The Hague with a capital The in mid-sentence. That is some bizarre modern Wikipedia hypercorrection. That's like people retroactively putting CamelCase into words where it never existed in the past. ::::My interest is more in how we used to alphabetize the name. That I do not recall specifically but I suspect it would have been listed under 'H', not 'T', since the the is only a the. Computer sort order didn't use to matter; there was no such thing. People named M', Mac, and Mc were put together in a group by hand by some typesetter. ::::    `