Hexagons (story)
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"Hexagons" is a 2003 alternate history short story by American writer Robert Reed. It was first published in the magazine Asimov's Science Fiction.
In 1933 in a world where the Roman Empire never fell but converted to Christianity, and India, China, and the Aztec Republic became the world's dominant technological powers, twelve-year-old Samuel Dunlop watches as his father tries to run for office.
