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Spanish canon and diplomat
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Guzman saw that Elizabeth I wore a miniature portrait of Mary, Queen of Scots, on a chain at her waist in April 1566. He wrote a number of letters describing the arrival of Mary, Queen of Scots, in England in May 1568, and the efforts of French and Scottish diplomats on her behalf.
Depictions
Guzman is depicted as the ambassador of Spain to Britain during the reign of Edward VI in Becoming Elizabeth.
