Did a cursory search for this after reading through the other thread, didn't find anything immediately apparent.
Is a total defeat of Bourbon France and Spain realistically possible in this conflict? Defining such defeat to mean that the House of Habsburg remains enthroned in Spain, and France at least makes concessions to victors.
If it might be possible, what would Britain, Austria and the other powers gain from France, Bavaria, or Spain in terms of territory, trade, or other concessions?
Some implications regardless of concessions are the continued encirclement of France by Habsburg possessions, and the lack of Bourbon reforms in Spain and the Spanish Empire. Does this leave Europe more balanced in terms of power?
Is a total defeat of Bourbon France and Spain realistically possible in this conflict? Defining such defeat to mean that the House of Habsburg remains enthroned in Spain, and France at least makes concessions to victors.
If it might be possible, what would Britain, Austria and the other powers gain from France, Bavaria, or Spain in terms of territory, trade, or other concessions?
Some implications regardless of concessions are the continued encirclement of France by Habsburg possessions, and the lack of Bourbon reforms in Spain and the Spanish Empire. Does this leave Europe more balanced in terms of power?