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The 63 pages that link to War of the Spanish Succession, each with the reason it gives.

• Nueva Planta decreesNarrower topic: The decrees followed the Crown of Aragon territories’ support for Philip V’s rival.

• Carnatic WarsNarrower topic: Its settlement shaped the rival empires whose later competition reached southern India.

• Battle of BlenheimNarrower topic: Blenheim was a decisive campaign battle in this wider dynastic war.

• South Sea BubbleNarrower topic: Its costs left Britain with substantial public debt that the company proposed to refinance.

• Austrian NetherlandsNarrower topic: Its outcome reshaped sovereignty across the Low Countries.

• Spanish EnlightenmentNarrower topic: Its outcome installed the Bourbon dynasty whose rule framed much of Spain’s eighteenth-century reform.

• Archduke Charles of AustriaNarrower topic: Charles’s campaign for the Spanish crown was one of the war’s central causes.

• Battle of RamilliesNarrower topic: Ramillies was a decisive campaign victory within this broader dynastic war.

• Battle of MalplaquetNarrower topic: Malplaquet was one of the war’s largest and bloodiest battles.

• Battle of AlmansaNarrower topic: Almansa was a major campaign in this wider struggle for Spain’s crown.

• Battle of OudenardeNarrower topic: The battle was a major campaign victory within this wider dynastic war.

• Peace of UtrechtNarrower topic: The treaties ended this conflict and settled its central succession dispute.

• Queen Anne's WarNarrower topic: Queen Anne's War was its North American theater, where European alliances shaped colonial enemies.

• James StanhopeNarrower topic: Stanhope’s military service and Spanish diplomacy unfolded within this wider conflict.

• History of CataloniaNarrower topic: Catalonia’s defeat on the Bourbon side of the conflict led to the loss of its institutions.

• John RackhamNarrower topic: Its end left experienced seafarers seeking work, including as pirates.

• War of the Quadruple AllianceNarrower topic: The postwar settlement created the disputes over Italy that this conflict renewed.

• Charles Louis Auguste FouquetNarrower topic: Fouquet began his military career during this major European war.

• John ChurchillNarrower topic: Marlborough’s generalship made him one of the war’s central Allied commanders.