Deletion of In Prison

Comment: I'd say it passes  with the sources in the existing article and the one mentioned above by
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Comment: the song passes  on the basis of existing sources. The fact that it has only just been recorded for the first time is part of the notability, having been unearthed as part of the artistic remembrance in the UK of the 100th Anniversary of the First World War. Compositions by major composers in German POW camps during WWI are few and far between, Messiaens Quatuor pour la fin du temps is the best known example. As far as English songs go, investigation into the songs composed at Ruhleben Camp starts with L. Foreman ''In Ruhleben Camp'' Taylor & Francis 2011 - that work discussed Fuchs, Leigh Henry, Frederick Keel and Edward Clark, specifically mentioning this setting of the William Morris poem
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