William Howe - Revision history

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	Later in September, British forces under General Howe took to slandering the Patriot forces after they suffered a series of defeats. [[Ratonhnhaké:ton]] sent a group of Assassins to make the colonials aware of the mockery, boosting their morale and resulting in a Continental Army victory at the {{Wiki\|Battle of Harlem Heights}}.<ref name="AC3" />		Later in September, British forces under General Howe took to slandering the Patriot forces after they suffered a series of defeats. [[Ratonhnhaké:ton]] sent a group of Assassins to make the colonials aware of the mockery, boosting their morale and resulting in a Continental Army victory at the {{Wiki\|Battle of Harlem Heights}}.<ref name="AC3" />

	On 4 October 1777, George Washington led an attack on Howe's forces at {{Wiki\|Germantown, ~~Pennsylvania~~}}, with protection from the Assassins. Howe was nearly defeated, but [[Jägers\|Hessian]] forces managed to claim victory for the British.<ref name="AC3" />		On 4 October 1777, George Washington led an attack on Howe's forces at {{Wiki\|Germantown, Philadelphia\|Germantown}}, with protection from the Assassins. Howe was nearly defeated, but [[Jägers\|Hessian]] forces managed to claim victory for the British.<ref name="AC3" />

	Later that year, Howe suspected that the [[New Hampshire]] statesman [[Woodbury Langdon]] was loyal to the [[Patriots\|Patriot cause]], and had Langdon confined to [[New York]] when he arrived there from [[London]]. With help from the Assassins, Langdon managed to escape back to New Hampshire.<ref name="AC3" />		Later that year, Howe suspected that the [[New Hampshire]] statesman [[Woodbury Langdon]] was loyal to the [[Patriots\|Patriot cause]], and had Langdon confined to [[New York]] when he arrived there from [[London]]. With help from the Assassins, Langdon managed to escape back to New Hampshire.<ref name="AC3" />

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	Later in September, British forces under General Howe took to slandering the Patriot forces after they suffered a series of defeats. [[Ratonhnhaké:ton]] sent a group of Assassins to make the colonials aware of the mockery, boosting their morale and resulting in a Continental Army victory at the {{Wiki\|Battle of Harlem Heights}}.<ref name="AC3" />		Later in September, British forces under General Howe took to slandering the Patriot forces after they suffered a series of defeats. [[Ratonhnhaké:ton]] sent a group of Assassins to make the colonials aware of the mockery, boosting their morale and resulting in a Continental Army victory at the {{Wiki\|Battle of Harlem Heights}}.<ref name="AC3" />

	On 4 October 1777, George Washington led an attack on Howe's forces at {{Wiki\|Germantown}}, with protection from the Assassins. Howe was nearly defeated, but [[Jägers\|Hessian]] forces managed to claim victory for the British.<ref name="AC3" />		On 4 October 1777, George Washington led an attack on Howe's forces at {{Wiki\|Germantown, Pennsylvania}}, with protection from the Assassins. Howe was nearly defeated, but [[Jägers\|Hessian]] forces managed to claim victory for the British.<ref name="AC3" />

	Later that year, Howe suspected that the [[New Hampshire]] statesman [[Woodbury Langdon]] was loyal to the [[Patriots\|Patriot cause]], and had Langdon confined to [[New York]] when he arrived there from [[London]]. With help from the Assassins, Langdon managed to escape back to New Hampshire.<ref name="AC3" />		Later that year, Howe suspected that the [[New Hampshire]] statesman [[Woodbury Langdon]] was loyal to the [[Patriots\|Patriot cause]], and had Langdon confined to [[New York]] when he arrived there from [[London]]. With help from the Assassins, Langdon managed to escape back to New Hampshire.<ref name="AC3" />

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	General Howe planned to attack {{Wiki\|Dorchester Heights}} in [[Massachusetts]] in 1776 after the ~~{{Wiki\|~~Siege of Boston}}. [[Continental Army]] Colonel [[Henry Knox]] brought heavy artillery from [[Fort Ticonderoga]] to Dorchester Heights with aid from the [[Assassins]], and under discreet pressure of the Assassins, Howe lifted his plan to continue the attack.<ref name="AC3">''[[Assassin's Creed III]]''</ref>		General Howe planned to attack {{Wiki\|Dorchester Heights}} in [[Massachusetts]] in 1776 after the [[Siege of Boston]]. [[Continental Army]] Colonel [[Henry Knox]] brought heavy artillery from [[Fort Ticonderoga]] to Dorchester Heights with aid from the [[Assassins]], and under discreet pressure of the Assassins, Howe lifted his plan to continue the attack.<ref name="AC3">''[[Assassin's Creed III]]''</ref>

	On 27 August 1776, Howe landed on the southern shore of {{Wiki\|Long Island}} just days before he headed an enormous campaign to retake [[New York City]]. He battled [[George Washington]], the Commander-in-Chief of the new Continental Army, in the largest conflict of the entire Revolutionary War, known as the {{Wiki\|Battle of Long Island}}.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Initiates]]'' – [[Database: ...Two Steps Back]]</ref>		On 27 August 1776, Howe landed on the southern shore of {{Wiki\|Long Island}} just days before he headed an enormous campaign to retake [[New York City]]. He battled [[George Washington]], the Commander-in-Chief of the new Continental Army, in the largest conflict of the entire Revolutionary War, known as the {{Wiki\|Battle of Long Island}}.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Initiates]]'' – [[Database: ...Two Steps Back]]</ref>

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	General Howe planned to attack {{Wiki\|Dorchester Heights}} in [[Massachusetts]] in 1776 after the {{Wiki\|Siege of Boston}}. [[Continental Army]] Colonel [[Henry Knox]] brought heavy artillery from Fort Ticonderoga to Dorchester Heights with aid from the [[Assassins]], and under discreet pressure of the Assassins, Howe lifted his plan to continue the attack.<ref name="AC3">''[[Assassin's Creed III]]''</ref>		General Howe planned to attack {{Wiki\|Dorchester Heights}} in [[Massachusetts]] in 1776 after the {{Wiki\|Siege of Boston}}. [[Continental Army]] Colonel [[Henry Knox]] brought heavy artillery from [[Fort Ticonderoga]] to Dorchester Heights with aid from the [[Assassins]], and under discreet pressure of the Assassins, Howe lifted his plan to continue the attack.<ref name="AC3">''[[Assassin's Creed III]]''</ref>

	On 27 August 1776, Howe landed on the southern shore of {{Wiki\|Long Island}} just days before he headed an enormous campaign to retake [[New York City]]. He battled [[George Washington]], the Commander-in-Chief of the new Continental Army, in the largest conflict of the entire Revolutionary War, known as the {{Wiki\|Battle of Long Island}}.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Initiates]]'' – [[Database: ...Two Steps Back]]</ref>		On 27 August 1776, Howe landed on the southern shore of {{Wiki\|Long Island}} just days before he headed an enormous campaign to retake [[New York City]]. He battled [[George Washington]], the Commander-in-Chief of the new Continental Army, in the largest conflict of the entire Revolutionary War, known as the {{Wiki\|Battle of Long Island}}.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Initiates]]'' – [[Database: ...Two Steps Back]]</ref>

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	'''William Howe, 5th Viscount Howe''' (1729 – 1814) was a [[British Army]] officer and the Commander-in-Chief of the British forces during the [[American Revolutionary War]].		'''William Howe, 5th Viscount Howe''' (1729 – 1814) was a [[British Army]] officer and the Commander-in-Chief of the British forces during the [[American Revolutionary War]].

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	Later in September, British forces under General Howe took to slandering the Patriot forces after they suffered a series of defeats. [[Ratonhnhaké:ton]] sent a group of Assassins to make the colonials aware of the mockery, boosting their morale and resulting in a Continental Army victory at the {{Wiki\|Battle of Harlem Heights}}.<ref name="AC3" />		Later in September, British forces under General Howe took to slandering the Patriot forces after they suffered a series of defeats. [[Ratonhnhaké:ton]] sent a group of Assassins to make the colonials aware of the mockery, boosting their morale and resulting in a Continental Army victory at the {{Wiki\|Battle of Harlem Heights}}.<ref name="AC3" />

	On 4 October 1777, ~~General [[~~George Washington]] led an attack on Howe's forces at {{Wiki\|Germantown}}, with protection from the Assassins. Howe was nearly defeated, but [[Jägers\|Hessian]] forces managed to claim victory for the British.<ref name="AC3" />		On 4 October 1777, George Washington led an attack on Howe's forces at {{Wiki\|Germantown}}, with protection from the Assassins. Howe was nearly defeated, but [[Jägers\|Hessian]] forces managed to claim victory for the British.<ref name="AC3" />

	Later that year, Howe suspected that the [[New Hampshire]] statesman [[Woodbury Langdon]] was loyal to the [[Patriots\|Patriot cause]], and had Langdon confined to [[New York]] when he arrived there from [[London]]. With help from the Assassins, Langdon managed to escape back to New Hampshire.<ref name="AC3" />		Later that year, Howe suspected that the [[New Hampshire]] statesman [[Woodbury Langdon]] was loyal to the [[Patriots\|Patriot cause]], and had Langdon confined to [[New York]] when he arrived there from [[London]]. With help from the Assassins, Langdon managed to escape back to New Hampshire.<ref name="AC3" />
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	==References==		==References==
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	{{DEFAULTSORT:Howe, William}}
	[[Category:1729 births]]		[[Category:1729 births]]
	[[Category:1814 deaths]]		[[Category:1814 deaths]]

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	'''William Howe, 5th Viscount Howe''' (~~10 August~~ 1729 – ~~12 July~~ 1814) was a [[British Army]] officer and the Commander-in-Chief of the British forces during the [[American Revolutionary War]].		\|image = ACIHowe.jpg
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			'''William Howe, 5th Viscount Howe''' (1729 – 1814) was a [[British Army]] officer and the Commander-in-Chief of the British forces during the [[American Revolutionary War]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	General Howe planned to attack {{Wiki\|Dorchester Heights}} in [[Massachusetts]] in 1776 after the {{Wiki\|Siege of Boston}}. [[Continental Army]] Colonel [[Henry Knox]] brought heavy artillery from Fort Ticonderoga to Dorchester Heights with aid from the [[Assassins]], and under discreet pressure of the Assassins, Howe lifted his plan to continue the attack.		General Howe planned to attack {{Wiki\|Dorchester Heights}} in [[Massachusetts]] in 1776 after the {{Wiki\|Siege of Boston}}. [[Continental Army]] Colonel [[Henry Knox]] brought heavy artillery from Fort Ticonderoga to Dorchester Heights with aid from the [[Assassins]], and under discreet pressure of the Assassins, Howe lifted his plan to continue the attack.<ref name="AC3">''[[Assassin's Creed III]]''</ref>

	~~In September~~ 1776, ~~British forces under General~~ Howe ~~took to slandering~~ the ~~Patriot forces after they suffered a series~~ of ~~defeats~~. [[~~Ratonhnhaké:ton~~]] ~~sent a group~~ of ~~Assassins to make~~ the ~~colonials aware~~ of the ~~mockery~~, ~~boosting their morale and resulting in a Continental Army victory at~~ the {{Wiki\|Battle of ~~Harlem Heights~~}}.		On 27 August 1776, Howe landed on the southern shore of {{Wiki\|Long Island}} just days before he headed an enormous campaign to retake [[New York City]]. He battled [[George Washington]], the Commander-in-Chief of the new Continental Army, in the largest conflict of the entire Revolutionary War, known as the {{Wiki\|Battle of Long Island}}.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Initiates]]'' – [[Database: ...Two Steps Back]]</ref>

	~~On 4 October 1777~~, General [[~~George Washington~~]] ~~led an attack on Howe's forces~~ at {{Wiki\|~~Germantown~~}}~~, with protection from the Assassins. Howe was nearly defeated, but [[Jägers\|Hessian]] forces managed to claim victory for the British~~.		Later in September, British forces under General Howe took to slandering the Patriot forces after they suffered a series of defeats. [[Ratonhnhaké:ton]] sent a group of Assassins to make the colonials aware of the mockery, boosting their morale and resulting in a Continental Army victory at the {{Wiki\|Battle of Harlem Heights}}.<ref name="AC3" />

	Later that year, Howe suspected that the [[New Hampshire]] statesman [[Woodbury Langdon]] was loyal to the [[Patriots\|Patriot cause]], and had Langdon confined to [[New York]] when he arrived there from [[London]]. With help from the Assassins, Langdon managed to escape back to New Hampshire.		On 4 October 1777, General [[George Washington]] led an attack on Howe's forces at {{Wiki\|Germantown}}, with protection from the Assassins. Howe was nearly defeated, but [[Jägers\|Hessian]] forces managed to claim victory for the British.<ref name="AC3" />

			Later that year, Howe suspected that the [[New Hampshire]] statesman [[Woodbury Langdon]] was loyal to the [[Patriots\|Patriot cause]], and had Langdon confined to [[New York]] when he arrived there from [[London]]. With help from the Assassins, Langdon managed to escape back to New Hampshire.<ref name="AC3" />

	Howe resigned from the campaign by June 1778.		Howe resigned from the campaign by June 1778.

	==~~Appearance~~==		==Appearances==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed III]]'' {{Mo}}		*''[[Assassin's Creed III]]'' {{Mo}}
			*''[[Assassin's Creed: Initiates]]'' {{Mdat}}

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	{{DEFAULTSORT:Howe, William}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Howe, William}}
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	Later in September, British forces under General Howe took to slandering the Patriot forces after they suffered a series of defeats. [[Ratonhnhaké:ton]] sent a group of Assassins to make the colonials aware of the mockery, boosting their morale and resulting in a Continental Army victory at the {{Wiki\|Battle of Harlem Heights}}.<ref name="AC3" />		Later in September, British forces under General Howe took to slandering the Patriot forces after they suffered a series of defeats. [[Ratonhnhaké:ton]] sent a group of Assassins to make the colonials aware of the mockery, boosting their morale and resulting in a Continental Army victory at the {{Wiki\|Battle of Harlem Heights}}.<ref name="AC3" />

	On 4 October 1777, George Washington led an attack on Howe's forces at {{Wiki\|Germantown, ~~Pennsylvania~~}}, with protection from the Assassins. Howe was nearly defeated, but [[Jägers\|Hessian]] forces managed to claim victory for the British.<ref name="AC3" />		On 4 October 1777, George Washington led an attack on Howe's forces at {{Wiki\|Germantown, Philadelphia\|Germantown}}, with protection from the Assassins. Howe was nearly defeated, but [[Jägers\|Hessian]] forces managed to claim victory for the British.<ref name="AC3" />

	Later that year, Howe suspected that the [[New Hampshire]] statesman [[Woodbury Langdon]] was loyal to the [[Patriots\|Patriot cause]], and had Langdon confined to [[New York]] when he arrived there from [[London]]. With help from the Assassins, Langdon managed to escape back to New Hampshire.<ref name="AC3" />		Later that year, Howe suspected that the [[New Hampshire]] statesman [[Woodbury Langdon]] was loyal to the [[Patriots\|Patriot cause]], and had Langdon confined to [[New York]] when he arrived there from [[London]]. With help from the Assassins, Langdon managed to escape back to New Hampshire.<ref name="AC3" />

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	Later in September, British forces under General Howe took to slandering the Patriot forces after they suffered a series of defeats. [[Ratonhnhaké:ton]] sent a group of Assassins to make the colonials aware of the mockery, boosting their morale and resulting in a Continental Army victory at the {{Wiki\|Battle of Harlem Heights}}.<ref name="AC3" />		Later in September, British forces under General Howe took to slandering the Patriot forces after they suffered a series of defeats. [[Ratonhnhaké:ton]] sent a group of Assassins to make the colonials aware of the mockery, boosting their morale and resulting in a Continental Army victory at the {{Wiki\|Battle of Harlem Heights}}.<ref name="AC3" />

	On 4 October 1777, George Washington led an attack on Howe's forces at {{Wiki\|Germantown}}, with protection from the Assassins. Howe was nearly defeated, but [[Jägers\|Hessian]] forces managed to claim victory for the British.<ref name="AC3" />		On 4 October 1777, George Washington led an attack on Howe's forces at {{Wiki\|Germantown, Pennsylvania}}, with protection from the Assassins. Howe was nearly defeated, but [[Jägers\|Hessian]] forces managed to claim victory for the British.<ref name="AC3" />

	Later that year, Howe suspected that the [[New Hampshire]] statesman [[Woodbury Langdon]] was loyal to the [[Patriots\|Patriot cause]], and had Langdon confined to [[New York]] when he arrived there from [[London]]. With help from the Assassins, Langdon managed to escape back to New Hampshire.<ref name="AC3" />		Later that year, Howe suspected that the [[New Hampshire]] statesman [[Woodbury Langdon]] was loyal to the [[Patriots\|Patriot cause]], and had Langdon confined to [[New York]] when he arrived there from [[London]]. With help from the Assassins, Langdon managed to escape back to New Hampshire.<ref name="AC3" />