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Henry Lee III (29 January 1756 – 25 March 1818), was a cavalry officer in the Continental Army.

Lee intended to hunt down the British cavalry officer Banastre Tarleton, but the Colonial Assassins believed Lee would be unevenly matched against him, and diverted Lee's path into John Pyle's militia, leading to Pyle's Massacre.

Henry Lee was the father of Robert E. Lee, a leading officer in the American Civil War.

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 '''Henry Lee III''' (29 January 1756 – 25 March 1818), was a cavalry officer in the [[Continental Army]].
-Lee intended to hunt down the [[United Kingdom|British]] cavalry officer [[Banastre Tarleton]], but the [[Colonial Assassins]] believed Lee would be unevenly matched against him, and diverted Lee's path into [[John Pyle]]'s militia, leading to {{Wiki|Pyle's Massacre}}.
+Lee intended to hunt down the [[United Kingdom|British]] cavalry officer [[Banastre Tarleton]], but the [[American Brotherhood of Assassins|Colonial Assassins]] believed Lee would be unevenly matched against him, and diverted Lee's path into [[John Pyle]]'s militia, leading to {{Wiki|Pyle's Massacre}}.
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