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A rule or order issued by the president to an executive branch of the government and having the force of law.
Executive Order
Abraham Lincoln
Executive Order—Taking Military Possession of Railroads
Executive Order—President's Special War Order No. 3
Executive Order—President's General War Order No. 2
Executive Order—President's General War Order No. 3
Executive Order—Commercial Intercourse
Executive Order No. 2—State Prisoners
Executive Order—Taking into Military Possession all Telegraph Lines in the United States
Executive Order No. 1—Relating to Political Prisoners
Executive Order—Special War Order No. 1
Executive Order—General War Order No. 1
Executive Order—Authorizing General H.W. Halleck To Suspend the Writ of Habeas Corpus
Executive Order—Approving the Plan of the Governor of Missouri
Executive Order—General Orders No. 94: Retiring General Winfield Scott and Appointing General George B. McClellan His Successor
Executive Order—Suspension of the Writ of Habeas Corpus
Executive Order—Uintah Valley Reserve
Executive Order—Authorizing General Winfield Scott To Suspend the Writ of Habeas Corpus
James Buchanan
Franklin Pierce
Millard Fillmore
Executive Order—Modifying and Reducing the Reservation at Port Point and Point Jose, San Francisco Harbor, California
Executive Order—Reserving From Sale for Public Purposes Certain Lands in the Bay of San Francisco, California
Order of the President [on death of Zachary Taylor]
Executive Order [on the death of James K. Polk]
Zachary Taylor
Executive Order—Death of John Quincy Adams
James K. Polk
Executive Order [on the death of Andrew Jackson]
John Tyler
Martin van Buren
Andrew Jackson
