" That man, who went by the nickname "El Supremo," was Dr. Jose de Francia.
both)  The expulsion of Jesuits from this country from 1607 to 1767 was written about in a book by RB Cunninghame Graham entitled A Vanished Arcadia. This country is also the subject of The Politics of Exile by Paul Lewis. One of its earliest leaders executed his fellow consul Fulgencio Yegros, after which he placed all church employees on the state payroll, banned college education, and ended free trade – actions which led his reign to be called the "hermit state." That man, who went by the nickname "El Supremo," was Dr. Jose de Francia. Its opposition parties have included the Renovation Movement and a left-wing group known as the Febreristas, who set up a short-lived administration here in 1937, but soon gave way to leaders like Higinio Morínigo and José Estigarribia. FTP, name this country also ruled by Alfredo Stroessner and Francisco Solano Lopez.
both)  The expulsion of Jesuits from this country from 1607 to 1767 was written about in a book by RB Cunninghame
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