A Game of Thrones - An introductory history of the Wars of the Roses.
A Clash of Kings - An advanced history piece detailing how William the Conqueror was able to conquer England.
A Storm of Swords - A brief history of the Knights Templar and other knightly orders as well as their conquests...
This was never intended to be the most expansive and sweeping TL. Just a small little project that I hoped you liked. I’ve got some more ideas for what may happen down the road, so there might be a successor TL some time in the future. Maybe. I’m not sure yet.
I have a specific man in mind, but...
Chapter VII: The Armed Progressive (1915-1917)
President: Leonard Wood (R-NH)
Vice President: Myron T. Herrick (R-OH)
Secretary of State: Henry L. Stimson (R-NY)
Secretary of the Treasury: John W. Weeks (R-MA)
Secretary of War: Paul Drennan Cravath (R-NY)
Attorney General: Herbert S. Hadley...
Chapter VI: A President on the Warpath (1914-1915)
President: Leonard Wood (R-NH)
Vice President: Myron T. Herrick (R-OH)
Secretary of State: Henry L. Stimson (R-NY)
Secretary of the Treasury: John W. Weeks (R-MA)
Secretary of War: Paul Drennan Cravath (R-NY)
Attorney General: Herbert S. Hadley...
Chapter V: Progress, Modernization, and Efficiency (1913-1914)
President: Leonard Wood (R-NH)
Vice President: Myron T. Herrick (R-OH)
Secretary of State: Henry L. Stimson (R-NY)
Secretary of the Treasury: John W. Weeks (R-MA)
Secretary of War: Newton W. Gilbert (R-IN)
Attorney General: Charles...
Haha, yes, 1924 IOTL is probably a good comparison for the 1912 DNC ITTL, although also keep in mind the number of ballots at the 1912 DNC IOTL was considering a lot and that was about half the number of ballots it took the DNC ITTL.
Chapter IV: The Election of 1912
The Republican Party was elated going into the Presidential Election of 1912. The President was popular and successful, and he handily won renomination despite some minor opposition from disgruntled conservatives who cast their votes for former Vice President...
Chapter III: Finding His Footing (1911-1912)
President: Leonard Wood (R-NH)
Vice President: Myron T. Herrick (R-OH)
Secretary of State: Robert Bacon (R-MA)
Secretary of the Treasury: George B. Cortelyou (R-NY) (res. 1911); John W. Weeks (R-MA)
Secretary of War: Henry L. Stimson (R-NY)
Attorney...
The big thing is that tariffs haven’t been a big deal for President Wood. He’s a military man, so it’s not as essential to his diplomacy as it was to Taft’s IOTL, which has (thus far(?)) avoided the split that it caused IOTL.
The progressives are still smarting about the Attorney General, but...
Chapter II: Off to a Rough Start (1909-1910)
President: Leonard Wood (R-NH)
Vice President: Myron T. Herrick (R-OH)
Secretary of State: Robert Bacon (R-MA)
Secretary of the Treasury: George B. Cortelyou (R-NY)
Secretary of War: Luke E. Wright (R-TN)
Attorney General: Charles Nagel (R-MO)...