After encamping in Montpellier from the end of 1236 through the beginnings of 1237, the army concentrated on Teruel and followed the Palancia River, taking La Vall d'Uix? Nules, and Almenara.
32.
Encamping within the temple for a diwata, the Spaniards burned it down after ten days . Bankaw's head was pierced in a bamboo stake and was displayed for the public to serve as a warning.
33.
Camp was broken on the 17th, the regiment moving by way of Elktown to Hartwood Church, encamping there from the 19th to the 23d and then advancing to a position on the railroad near the village of Falmouth.
34.
On October 1, 1862, the regiment moved to Frederick, Maryland, and a week later joined Fayetteville, Stafford Court House, Brooks'Station, and White Oak Church, encamping a short time at each place.
35.
After Robert E . Lee's surrender at Appomattox his regiment was sent to Richmond and then marched towards Washington, D . C ., encamping south of the Potomac River until after the Grand Review of the Armies.
36.
In late 1776 Polk surrendered his commission in the 3rd Regiment and returned to North Carolina, settling down on a farm about below Redcoats marched into North Carolina, the main body encamping a few miles from Polk's farm.
37.
The 10th again was part of a general Confederate retreat, finally encamping near Tullahoma, Tennessee, until July 1863 when it advanced to attack on Missionary Ridge at Chattanooga in November before retreating to winter quarters near Dalton, Georgia.
38.
Asad then marched on, encamping first in the village of al-Sidrah, then at Kharistan, } } until he finally reached a site some two " farsakhs " roughly from the capital of Juzjan.
39.
When Frederick William, encamping at Erstein, heard of the attack and occupation of a large part of his principality in December 1674, he immediately drew his army out of the coalition but had to take winter quarters at Marktbreit in Franconia.
40.
Transports were taken on the 21st, and two days later the command debarked at Old Point Comfort, encamping at Hampton for two days and then at Newmarket Bridge, where it remained till the Federal army was ready for the forward movement.
