Eugene Pascal Edouard
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| Order: | 16th Premier Président |
| Term of Office: | 1 Vendémiaire CLXXXIII - 11 Thermidor CLXXXIV (22 September 1974 - 29 July 1976) |
| Predecessor: | Guillaume-Henri Avérain |
| Successor: | Marc-Albert Mitterand |
| Date of birth: | 19 Thermidor CXXXV (7 August 1927) |
| Date of death: | none |
| Place of birth: | Avoyelles, Saint-Onge, Louisianne |
| Profession: | Lawyer, Politician |
| Political Party: | Republican Free Party (Parti Républicain Libre) |
| Relgious Affiliation: | Catholic |
Eugène Pascal Edouard is the only First President last century to have been removed through a Vote of No-Confidence and prosecuted for misdeeds.
Edouard was deeply involved in the Ouatchita Affair, wherein top Louisianne military officials under the direction of Edouard were caught selling munitions to Alta California and Tejas only to give the money to known Deseret agitators.
War with Tejas and Alta California was narrowly averted, Louisianne was fined by the League of Nations, suffered an embargo until the trial of Edouard and the Military were prosecuted. Sadly, this was not the last time Louisianne would be involved in arms deals with feuding neighbors.
| Preceded by: Guillaume-Henri Avérain |
 Leadership of Louisianne |
Succeeded by: Marc-Albert Mitterand |
