"provisionment" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1927, Willa Cather, Death Comes for the Archbishop, Book IX, section 4, page 278-279",
          "text": "But the Spanish Fathers […] came into a hostile country, carrying little provisionment but their breviary and crucifix.",
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          "text": "Those were wartime provisionments, with Michel being granted \"economy\" (i.e., commission) contract arrangements; the navy thereby consented to bear much of the risk and cost, including costs engendered by long delays en route, as in 1747-1748, when six cargoes of Michel's masts were tied up in Holland at one time, the carrier being unable to proceed to France.",
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        "The supplying of provisions."
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