By 1713, the cause of this war of succession had become tumultous and hypocritical. Austria's claims through Charles (VI), who had become Holy Roman Emperor and King of Austria, now made its former allies contemplating whether a Spanish-French, or a Spanish-Austrian Empire would be the least threatening to Europe's balance of power. Regardless, France no longer saw that it could gain a devastating advance on the allies and began negotiating numerous treaties, starting first with the Treaty of Utrecht. Then, in 1714, the Treaties of Rastatt and Baden also came into effect, and so, the war had at last ended. Philip had still ascended to the throne of Spain as Philip V, but was removed from the French line of succession. Spain had lost many of its territorial positions in the Netherlands, and
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| - By 1713, the cause of this war of succession had become tumultous and hypocritical. Austria's claims through Charles (VI), who had become Holy Roman Emperor and King of Austria, now made its former allies contemplating whether a Spanish-French, or a Spanish-Austrian Empire would be the least threatening to Europe's balance of power. Regardless, France no longer saw that it could gain a devastating advance on the allies and began negotiating numerous treaties, starting first with the Treaty of Utrecht. Then, in 1714, the Treaties of Rastatt and Baden also came into effect, and so, the war had at last ended. Philip had still ascended to the throne of Spain as Philip V, but was removed from the French line of succession. Spain had lost many of its territorial positions in the Netherlands, and
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| - By 1713, the cause of this war of succession had become tumultous and hypocritical. Austria's claims through Charles (VI), who had become Holy Roman Emperor and King of Austria, now made its former allies contemplating whether a Spanish-French, or a Spanish-Austrian Empire would be the least threatening to Europe's balance of power. Regardless, France no longer saw that it could gain a devastating advance on the allies and began negotiating numerous treaties, starting first with the Treaty of Utrecht. Then, in 1714, the Treaties of Rastatt and Baden also came into effect, and so, the war had at last ended. Philip had still ascended to the throne of Spain as Philip V, but was removed from the French line of succession. Spain had lost many of its territorial positions in the Netherlands, and Italy. Philip V, however, still held onto to old grudges as King of Spain and would eventually seek for reinstatement to the French Throne in the War of the Quadruple Alliance from 1718-1720. This campaign would ultimately fail to succeed in the end.
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