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Source: Bartlett, Robert (2022). The history of Llanthony priory. Oxford medieval texts - cloth (1 ed.). New York: Oxford University Press. ISBN 978-0-19-286649-3.
"'To suppress the pride of the monks of Canterbury, making a' not little but 'not useless digression', we will first take care to treat something comical about them, taking up things that are true and worthy of memory, concerning that by which order is commonly seen to be corrupted."
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Overall: Article is new, of good length, well-sourced, neutrally written, and uses reliable references. Hook is interesting and attested in Bartlett.
I would consider altering the quotes, and possibly wordsmithing to 0b: "... that the History of Llanthony Priory included a section intended to "suppress the pride" of the monks of Canterbury?