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Citation: Britannica, The Editors of Encyclopaedia. "Diana, princess of Wales". Encyclopedia Britannica, 10 Jan. 2023, https://www.britannica.com/biography/Diana-princess-of-Wales. Accessed 11 January 2023.

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Citation: Britannica, The Editors of Encyclopaedia. "Diana, princess of Wales". Encyclopedia Britannica, 10 Jan. 2023, https://www.britannica.com/biography/Diana-princess-of-Wales. Accessed 11 January 2023.

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As a child Diana was a quiet and reserved child and had a relatively happy home life but when her parents divorced she became depressed as she was relatively close to her mother and when she got a new stepmother, her and Diana had a stormy relationship. Diana was shielded from the press. She never like making public statements except for giving a private interview, etc. Diana as a mother wanted to raise the children as normally as possible, away from the glare of publicity. She was very beautiful and statuesque but she suffered from anorexia nervosa. Princess Diana was an icon of elegance, fashion, and grace. Her compassion, personal warmth, humility, and accessibility, let her become ¨The People's Princess. As a child Diana was a quiet and reserved child and had a relatively happy home life but when her parents divorced she became depressed as she was relatively close to her mother and when she got a new stepmother, her and Diana had a stormy relationship. Diana was shielded from the press. She never like making public statements except for giving a private interview, etc. Diana as a mother wanted to raise the children as normally as possible, away from the glare of publicity. She was very beautiful and statuesque but she suffered from anorexia nervosa. Princess Diana was an icon of elegance, fashion, and grace. Her compassion, personal warmth, humility, and accessibility, let her become ¨The People's Princess. 

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As a child Diana was a quiet and reserved child and had a relatively happy home life but when her parents divorced she became depressed as she was relatively close to her mother and when she got a new stepmother, her and Diana had a stormy relationship. Diana was shielded from the press. She never like making public statements except for giving a private interview, etc. Diana as a mother wanted to raise the children as normally as possible, away from the glare of publicity. She was very beautiful and statuesque but she suffered from anorexia nervosa. Princess Diana was an icon of elegance, fashion, and grace. Her compassion, personal warmth, humility, and accessibility, let her become ¨The People's Princess. As a child Diana was a quiet and reserved child and had a relatively happy home life but when her parents divorced she became depressed as she was relatively close to her mother and when she got a new stepmother, her and Diana had a stormy relationship. Diana was shielded from the press. She never like making public statements except for giving a private interview, etc. Diana as a mother wanted to raise the children as normally as possible, away from the glare of publicity. She was very beautiful and statuesque but she suffered from anorexia nervosa. Princess Diana was an icon of elegance, fashion, and grace. Her compassion, personal warmth, humility, and accessibility, let her become ¨The People's Princess. 

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According to the article, "5 ways in which Princess Diana changed the world for good" Princess Diana became a patron of Centrepoint, which helps the young and homeless off the streets in 1992. She constantly visited shelters, taking her young sons, Prince William and Princess Harry, along. Like her visit to an active landmine in Angola, the Princess’s visit to Sitanala Leprosy Hospital in Indonesia was also mired in controversy. However, she did not let the naysayers bother her and proceeded to sit on the beds of leprosy patients in the hospital, shaking their hands and touching their wounds, putting the spotlight on much-needed leprosy awareness across the world. She was not afraid to speak her mind or break protocol. Just a few months before she died in a car crash, Princess Diana travelled to Angola, and an enduring picture of her stepping out onto an active minefield remains in our minds and hearts. She advocated ardently for the ban of landmines and one more iconic image of her sitting alongside a young girl with an amputated leg also came out of the visit." (Rekha Balakrishnan)

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According to the article, "5 ways in which Princess Diana changed the world for good" Princess Diana became a patron of Centrepoint, which helps the young and homeless off the streets in 1992. She constantly visited shelters, taking her young sons, Prince William and Princess Harry, along. Like her visit to an active landmine in Angola, the Princess’s visit to Sitanala Leprosy Hospital in Indonesia was also mired in controversy. However, she did not let the naysayers bother her and proceeded to sit on the beds of leprosy patients in the hospital, shaking their hands and touching their wounds, putting the spotlight on much-needed leprosy awareness across the world. She was not afraid to speak her mind or break protocol. Just a few months before she died in a car crash, Princess Diana travelled to Angola, and an enduring picture of her stepping out onto an active minefield remains in our minds and hearts. She advocated ardently for the ban of landmines and one more iconic image of her sitting alongside a young girl with an amputated leg also came out of the visit." (Rekha Balakrishnan)

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Diana was not afraid to speak her mind. She was very persistent and fought for what she believed in. She advocated for the awareness of leprosy, she helped the homeless, she fought passionately for the ban of landmines, etc. We can continue her legacy by continuing to help people in need and fight for what we believe in just as she did. 

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Diana was not afraid to speak her mind. She was very persistent and fought for what she believed in. She advocated for the awareness of leprosy, she helped the homeless, she fought passionately for the ban of landmines, etc. We can continue her legacy by continuing to help people in need and fight for what we believe in just as she did. 

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Citation: Booth, William. "BBC reporter used 'deceitful behaviour' to secure 1995 Princess Diana interview, investigation concludes." Washington Post, 20 May 2021, p. NA. Gale In Context: Biography, link.gale.com/apps/doc/A662407884/BIC?u=loui37454&sid=bookmark-BIC&xid=fef7e130. Accessed 17 Jan. 2023.

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Citation: Booth, William. "BBC reporter used 'deceitful behaviour' to secure 1995 Princess Diana interview, investigation concludes." Washington Post, 20 May 2021, p. NA. Gale In Context: Biography, link.gale.com/apps/doc/A662407884/BIC?u=loui37454&sid=bookmark-BIC&xid=fef7e130. Accessed 17 Jan. 2023.

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Diana polarized national feeling about the existing monarchy which appeared antiquated. She also went through bulimia and committed self-harm when she was married with Prince Charles and collaborated with an author to write a biography about Diana, which was said said to be the most damaging to the Prince which was written because of all the things he did to her. I think we can continue her legacy by continuing to help people in need as well as changing the things which are wrong in society. 

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Diana polarized national feeling about the existing monarchy which appeared antiquated. She also went through bulimia and committed self-harm when she was married with Prince Charles and collaborated with an author to write a biography about Diana, which was said said to be the most damaging to the Prince which was written because of all the things he did to her. I think we can continue her legacy by continuing to help people in need as well as changing the things which are wrong in society. 

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In the articles ¨Princess Diana¨ and ¨BBC reporter used 'deceitful behaviour' to secure 1995 Princess Diana interview, investigation concludes." it said, ¨Princess Diana, who sensationally confessed to her misery in her marriage to Prince Charles, saying it led to her bulimia, self-harm and the couple's extramarital affairs.¨

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In the articles ¨Princess Diana¨ and ¨BBC reporter used 'deceitful behaviour' to secure 1995 Princess Diana interview, investigation concludes." it said, ¨Princess Diana, who sensationally confessed to her misery in her marriage to Prince Charles, saying it led to her bulimia, self-harm and the couple's extramarital affairs.¨

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In the articles "BBC reporter used 'deceitful behaviour' to secure 1995 Princess Diana interview, investigation concludes." and ¨Princess Diana¨ it said, ¨Diana’s life, and her death, polarized national feeling about the existing system of monarchy (and, in a sense, about British identity), which appeared antiquated and unfeeling in a populist age of media celebrity in which Diana herself was a central figure.¨¨Morton's biography, sympathetic to Diana, was said to be the most damaging to the prince, portraying Diana as a martyr with a cold fish for a husband. 

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In the articles "BBC reporter used 'deceitful behaviour' to secure 1995 Princess Diana interview, investigation concludes." and ¨Princess Diana¨ it said, ¨Diana’s life, and her death, polarized national feeling about the existing system of monarchy (and, in a sense, about British identity), which appeared antiquated and unfeeling in a populist age of media celebrity in which Diana herself was a central figure.¨¨Morton's biography, sympathetic to Diana, was said to be the most damaging to the prince, portraying Diana as a martyr with a cold fish for a husband. 

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Britannica, The Editors of Encyclopaedia. "Diana, princess of Wales". Encyclopedia Britannica, 10 Jan. 2023, https://www.britannica.com/biography/Diana-princess-of-Wales. Accessed 11 January 2023.

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Britannica, The Editors of Encyclopaedia. "Diana, princess of Wales". Encyclopedia Britannica, 10 Jan. 2023, https://www.britannica.com/biography/Diana-princess-of-Wales. Accessed 11 January 2023.

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Princess Diana secretly recorded herself describing despair at the state of her marriage to Prince Charles, biographer reveals." Telegraph Online, 10 June 2017. Gale In Context: Biography, link.gale.com/apps/doc/A495087171/BIC?u=loui37454&sid=bookmark-BIC&xid=ef95bbc9. Accessed 17 Jan. 2023.

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Princess Diana secretly recorded herself describing despair at the state of her marriage to Prince Charles, biographer reveals." Telegraph Online, 10 June 2017. Gale In Context: Biography, link.gale.com/apps/doc/A495087171/BIC?u=loui37454&sid=bookmark-BIC&xid=ef95bbc9. Accessed 17 Jan. 2023.

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Britannica, The Editors of Encyclopaedia. "Diana, princess of Wales". Encyclopedia Britannica, 10 Jan. 2023, https://www.britannica.com/biography/Diana-princess-of-Wales. Accessed 11 January 2023.

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Britannica, The Editors of Encyclopaedia. "Diana, princess of Wales". Encyclopedia Britannica, 10 Jan. 2023, https://www.britannica.com/biography/Diana-princess-of-Wales. Accessed 11 January 2023.

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In the article, "Diana, princess of Wales" it says, "She renewed her contacts with the royal family, and her friendship with Charles grew in 1980. On February 24, 1981, their engagement was announced. The couple married in St. Paul’s Cathedral on July 29, 1981, in a globally televised ceremony watched by an audience numbering in the hundreds of millions. Their first child, Prince William Arthur Philip Louis of Wales, was born on June 21, 1982, and their second, Prince Henry (“Harry”) Charles Albert David, on September 15, 1984. “Princess Di” rapidly evolved into an icon of grace, elegance, and glamour. Exuding natural charm and charisma, she used her celebrity status to aid numerous charitable causes. Diana struggled with severe postnatal depression, low self-esteem, eating disorders, and the mounting strain of being constantly pursued by both the official media royal-watchers and the tabloid press, particularly the paparazzi. After prolonged negotiations that left Diana with a substantial financial settlement but without the title Her Royal Highness, the couple’s divorce became final on August 28, 1996." (The Editors of Britannica)

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In the article, "Diana, princess of Wales" it says, "She renewed her contacts with the royal family, and her friendship with Charles grew in 1980. On February 24, 1981, their engagement was announced. The couple married in St. Paul’s Cathedral on July 29, 1981, in a globally televised ceremony watched by an audience numbering in the hundreds of millions. Their first child, Prince William Arthur Philip Louis of Wales, was born on June 21, 1982, and their second, Prince Henry (“Harry”) Charles Albert David, on September 15, 1984. “Princess Di” rapidly evolved into an icon of grace, elegance, and glamour. Exuding natural charm and charisma, she used her celebrity status to aid numerous charitable causes. Diana struggled with severe postnatal depression, low self-esteem, eating disorders, and the mounting strain of being constantly pursued by both the official media royal-watchers and the tabloid press, particularly the paparazzi. After prolonged negotiations that left Diana with a substantial financial settlement but without the title Her Royal Highness, the couple’s divorce became final on August 28, 1996." (The Editors of Britannica)

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Diana got popular and became The People's Princess and her life and death polarized national feeling about the existing system of monarchy which appeared antiquated and soon Diana became a central figure. 

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Diana got popular and became The People's Princess and her life and death polarized national feeling about the existing system of monarchy which appeared antiquated and soon Diana became a central figure. 

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She was engaged to Charles as of February 24, 1981. They were married in St Paul’s Cathedral to July 29, 1981. It was very public ceremony. They soon had a child named Prince William Arthur Philip Louis on June 21, 1982 and a second child named Prince Henry Charles Albert David on September 15, 1984. Princess Diana was an icon of elegance, fashion, and grace. She was very charismatic and supported many charities. She did struggle with depression, low self esteem, eating disorders, etc. There were also many problems with press, public, and paparazzi. Her and her ex husband had a divorce on August 28, 1996. 

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She was engaged to Charles as of February 24, 1981. They were married in St Paul’s Cathedral to July 29, 1981. It was very public ceremony. They soon had a child named Prince William Arthur Philip Louis on June 21, 1982 and a second child named Prince Henry Charles Albert David on September 15, 1984. Princess Diana was an icon of elegance, fashion, and grace. She was very charismatic and supported many charities. She did struggle with depression, low self esteem, eating disorders, etc. There were also many problems with press, public, and paparazzi. Her and her ex husband had a divorce on August 28, 1996. 

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Diana immersed herself in numerous charitable causes such as homelessness, drug abuse etc. She was the patron of 44 charities and made more than 180 visits on their behalf. Through this she earned popularity and became a central figure in social issues. Diana was also able to survive all the things that she went through when she was married with Prince Charles such as eating disorders, bulimia, suicide attempts etc. 

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Diana immersed herself in numerous charitable causes such as homelessness, drug abuse etc. She was the patron of 44 charities and made more than 180 visits on their behalf. Through this she earned popularity and became a central figure in social issues. Diana was also able to survive all the things that she went through when she was married with Prince Charles such as eating disorders, bulimia, suicide attempts etc. 

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In the article, "Princess Diana secretly recorded herself describing despair at the state of her marriage to Prince Charles, biographer reveals." which was written by, Telegraph Online, said that ¨In transcripts of interview conducted by Andrew Morton in 1991, Diana revealed she was extremely unhappy in her marriage and had attempted to commit suicide a number of times. Her long struggle with eating disorders have been well documented, but in the tapes, Diana claimed her bulimia began when the Prince told her she was "a bit chubby.¨

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In the article, "Princess Diana secretly recorded herself describing despair at the state of her marriage to Prince Charles, biographer reveals." which was written by, Telegraph Online, said that ¨In transcripts of interview conducted by Andrew Morton in 1991, Diana revealed she was extremely unhappy in her marriage and had attempted to commit suicide a number of times. Her long struggle with eating disorders have been well documented, but in the tapes, Diana claimed her bulimia began when the Prince told her she was "a bit chubby.¨

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 In the article, ¨Princess Diana,¨ which was written by the Newsmakers, it says, ¨Over the years, Diana immersed herself in numerous charitable causes. She became involved in such social issues as homelessness and drug abuse, visited leprosariums in Nigeria and Indonesia, shook hands with patients at an AIDS ward in a Middlesex Hospital, and once visited victims of an IRA (Irish Republican Army) bombing in Northern Ireland.

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 In the article, ¨Princess Diana,¨ which was written by the Newsmakers, it says, ¨Over the years, Diana immersed herself in numerous charitable causes. She became involved in such social issues as homelessness and drug abuse, visited leprosariums in Nigeria and Indonesia, shook hands with patients at an AIDS ward in a Middlesex Hospital, and once visited victims of an IRA (Irish Republican Army) bombing in Northern Ireland.

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The article, "Princess Diana" it states, "Diana, a quiet and reserved child, had a relatively happy home life until she was eight years old, when her parents went through a bitter divorce." (From, the Newsmakers)

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The article, "Princess Diana" it states, "Diana, a quiet and reserved child, had a relatively happy home life until she was eight years old, when her parents went through a bitter divorce." (From, the Newsmakers)

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Diana was a quiet, smart, and reserved child and at age 8, her parents had divorced. 

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Diana was a quiet, smart, and reserved child and at age 8, her parents had divorced. 

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In the article, "Princess Diana" the Newsmakers state, "Diana Frances Spencer was born on July 1, 1961, in Norfolk, England, the third of the Lord and Lady Althorp's four children. She grew up at Park House, a mansion in Norfolk located next door to the royal family's Sandringham estate. Diana, a quiet and reserved child, had a relatively happy home life."

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In the article, "Princess Diana" the Newsmakers state, "Diana Frances Spencer was born on July 1, 1961, in Norfolk, England, the third of the Lord and Lady Althorp's four children. She grew up at Park House, a mansion in Norfolk located next door to the royal family's Sandringham estate. Diana, a quiet and reserved child, had a relatively happy home life."

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Diana as a child was very quiet, resilient, reserved, and smart. 

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Diana as a child was very quiet, resilient, reserved, and smart. 

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Diana was born on July 1, 1961 in Norfolk and was the third out of four children. She lived next door to the royal family’s estate. The Spencer family served the crown as courtiers.

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Diana was born on July 1, 1961 in Norfolk and was the third out of four children. She lived next door to the royal family’s estate. The Spencer family served the crown as courtiers.