Chief Flying Hawk once visited some of the survivors of the Seneca tribe in New York State and had great admiration for their great Chiefs Cornplanter and Red Jacket.
 He wished to put something in his commentaries to show his regard for them.
When McCreight informed Flying Hawk that Cornplanter's father was white and was raised by his Seneca mother, "The Chief said with a smile, That is why he amounted to something."
 Flying Hawk requested that Red Jacket's Speech on "Religion for the White Man and the Red" be included in his commentaries.
Chief Flying Hawk once visited some of the survivors of the Seneca tribe in New York State and had great admiration for their great Chiefs Cornplanter and Red Jacket.  He wished to put something in his commentaries to show his regard for them. When McCreight informed Flying Hawk that Cornplanter's father was white and was raised by his Seneca mother, "The Chief said with a smile, That is why he amounted to something."  Flying Hawk requested that Red Jacket's Speech on "Religion for the White Man and the Red" be included in his commentaries.
Flying Hawk