How did genaral howe execute his part of the attack of Albany?

General Howe executed his part of the attack on Albany by opting to take a more indirect approach. Instead of moving directly up the Hudson River as planned, he chose to capture Philadelphia first, believing it would weaken the American cause. This decision ultimately delayed the coordinated efforts with General Burgoyne’s forces, who were advancing from Canada. Howe's diversionary tactics contributed to the failure of the overall campaign to secure Albany, as it allowed American forces to regroup and strengthen their defenses.