However, Parliament wanted to put an end to it, though Restoration, it would be the Tenures Abolition Act 1660, which finally abolished purveyance and other feudal charges.
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Purveyance continued to be the favoured method of the English kings for obtaining food and other necessities for feeding their armies, supplying their castles and garrisons, and supporting their itinerant households.
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Cecil suggested that, in return for an annual grant of ?00, 000, the Crown should give up its feudal rights of Wardship and Purveyance, as well as New Impositions.
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However, purveyance was too valuable a royal privilege to surrender, and it was only in 1362, under intense pressure from Parliament, that Edward III agreed to discontinue purveyance for military use.
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However, purveyance was too valuable a royal privilege to surrender, and it was only in 1362, under intense pressure from Parliament, that Edward III agreed to discontinue purveyance for military use.
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Administratively, Jamian oversaw the daily operations of the Maritime Administration, its 900 employees, 276 ship assets under MARAD purveyance, and the United States Merchant Marine Academy at Kings Point, NY.
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In addition, he proposed a new annual subsidy for the Royal Household of ?00, 000, in return for which the King would give up his right of purveyance and other historic privileges.
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Purveyance was largely the cause for intense dissatisfaction over Edward's campaign in Gascony of 1294 8, and in 1298, a nationwide investigation was held into abuses of royal administrators, including purveyors.
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The same reasoning that legitimized the cause-and-effect relationship when acts of violence and their media purveyance were both on the rise now demonstrates the reverse when crime is down but media exploitation of it flourishes as never before.
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In Tokyo, OLs, the " office ladies " who pour tea and run errands for Japan's major corporations, have snapped up every one the " Good-Buy OL Purveyance Packages " offered by a Seibu Department Store branch.
