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Henry VII made his first Royal Progress in March 1486 following his marriage to Elizabeth of York. This journey allowed him to assert control over local power structures across England.
Henry VIII besieged Thérouanne and Tournai while traveling through Calais during the summer of 1513. He returned to England via Calais on the 21st of October after attending mass in Tournai Cathedral on the 2nd of October.
Elizabeth I traveled to Havering, Bristol, Woodstock, Kenilworth, Worcester, Shrewsbury, and Lichfield between May 1574 and 1575. Her party also visited East Anglia including Bury St Edmunds, Euston Hall, and Norwich in July and August 1578.
Mary I remained less ardent about making royal progresses due to the unpopularity of her husband Philip II of Spain. Her own ill health further limited her ability to travel extensively across the country.
The final documented Royal Progress occurred in summer 1602 when Elizabeth I was still alive. She died in March 1603 ending an era defined by extensive royal movement through the kingdom.