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Never someone to proceed cautiously when an impetuous move might get him beauty, Custer marched his famous Seventh Calvary from the Sioux in June, 1876. He was thirty six, currently a mythological hero for some, together with the chance of a presidential nomination emerging in his future; while to others he was an arrogant and dangerous trick, misguided in his dedication to subjugate the Plains tribes. What must have been his biggest success turned an absolutely disastrous beat that will ring through the ages and function as a turning-point in the Indian Conflicts.