So, a bit of background first, in this timeline, there was no glorious revolution, James II and Mary of Modena died in 1687, and Mary II ascended the throne, she then died in 1694, Anne currently sits the throne and has four survivin children. They are Mary (b.1685), Anne Sophia (b.1686) James (b.1687) and William (b. 1689)
After some talk with some of the other users on the board, it was decided that Mary would be best suited to marrying Charles of Austria, thus making her the potential Queen of Spain, should Charles succeed.
So, my query is this, can the Austrians with British and other allied support take Spain completely for Charles? I know that in otl, Philip of Anjou had a fair bit of support in Castile, whilst Charles held Aragon. Assuming if you will that Joseph does not die and also doesn't contract syphillis and therefore has a chance of having kids, what are the chances Charles can take Spain completely? And with him being married to Mary, how much more effort would Britain put into ensuring he succeeds?
After some talk with some of the other users on the board, it was decided that Mary would be best suited to marrying Charles of Austria, thus making her the potential Queen of Spain, should Charles succeed.
So, my query is this, can the Austrians with British and other allied support take Spain completely for Charles? I know that in otl, Philip of Anjou had a fair bit of support in Castile, whilst Charles held Aragon. Assuming if you will that Joseph does not die and also doesn't contract syphillis and therefore has a chance of having kids, what are the chances Charles can take Spain completely? And with him being married to Mary, how much more effort would Britain put into ensuring he succeeds?