Highlights from the War of Spanish Succession 1702-1713 Louis XIV’s last war.

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Highlights from the War of Spanish Succession Louis XIV’s last war.

 For thirty years, France and England had tried to maintain a balance of power in Europe. This was done through war and alliances  Many smaller states also placed themselves in this mess through diplomatic maneuvering.

 While France and England dominated European Politics, Spain declined…  In Spain, the last Hapsburg monarch, Charles II was a product of years of inbreeding.  He was mentally deficient, drooling, hunchbacked.

 He should have died in his youth, but he didn’t!! (God’s intervention??)  Was likely impotent

 The Dutch (newly independent of Spain) and France did not want the Hapsburg empire to be united as it had been under Charles V (HRE)  With no heir…Who would take control of Spain?  3 claimants  Louis XIV’s grandson  Leopold I (HRE)’s son  Joseph Ferdinand of Bavaria (neither Bourbon nor Hapsburg!) related by marriage

 As Charles weakened William III and Louis agree that the Hapsburg domains should be split between France and Austria. (1698)  All this was done while Charles II was still alive!  When Charles II found out about this. He was so angry that he changed his will leaving everything to Joseph Ferdinand.  1699 JF dies!

 Louis and William negotiate partition treaty again dividing Spanish possessions in Europe.  Charles changes his will to favor Bourbon claim (Philip, second grandson)

 Louis accepted the throne on behalf of his Grandson Philip, causing a huge uproar among the powers. This meant that a Bourbon would now sit on the throne of Spain AND France.

 One diplomat even cried out that “The Pyrenees are no more!”

 The fight was really a French Austrian issue, but nothing in Europe is ever that simple…  Alarmed by France's ambitious demands, England and Holland enter the fray in 1702 in support of the Austrian emperor.  (2 protestant nations fighting for the HRE)

 This alliance was called the Grand Alliance. William died two years later, in His sister in law (Mary’s sister) Anne inherited the throne. The Grand Alliance held… and Anne took up her brother- in- law’s war.

 Battle of Blenheim (1704)…

Treaties of Utrecht 1713  Philip V is King of Spain but relinquishes all rights to the throne of France  Spanish Netherlands ceded to Austria  Brandenburg is renamed Prussia and has a King!  Alsace is ceded back to France  Britain and Netherlands gain slaving rights to Spanish colonies

 The English emerge as the clear victors.  They gain Gibraltar and control the mouth of the Mediterranean  They gain territory in the New World from France (Canada)  France repudiates the claims of the Stuart ancestors of James II and accepts the line of Protestant rulers.

 Louis dies September 1, In Paris, people cheer his death. He o ut livcs many of his heirs. He spent too much and fought too many wars. France is broken, but still great.