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Whig, Thomas Pelham Holles was one of the most influential ministers in Great Britain during the critical years when France and England fought over North America Known in Canada as the War of Conquest Nicknamed "The Hunchback". Entrusted government to his viziers and spent much of his time composing poetry. Nicknamed "The Devout". He hated music and had a dislike to women's companionship. By William Makepeace Thackeray, 1844 Had 7 children including the future Emperor Alexander II Whig, not particulary well know for much of anything, he maintained the status quo By James Fenimore Cooper, 1826
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