And only civil war enabled the emancipation of 4 million slaves following Confederate defeat.
It does not enable the full emancipation of humanity from sin and error.
Woman's emancipation enables a woman to have equal rights in every realm no matter how they dress".
She has always seemed gently assertive and self-possessed, as you would expect from someone who has been acting since she was 10 and who secured legal emancipation from her parents at 15 to enable her to work.
For black Houstonians, Dowling's victory at Sabine Pass was not cause for celebration, especially since Union occupation of Texas in 1863 would have enabled enforcement of the Emancipation Proclamation to begin two years before the war ended.
Lewis grew up in Los Angeles and started acting at 14; she was one of those child performers, like Michelle Williams and Drew Barrymore, who secured legal emancipation from her parents at a young age, not because of any rift, she insists, but to enable her to work without child labour restrictions.
On April 16th, which DC celebrates as Emancipation Day, the day Abraham Lincoln freed the city's slaves, Mr Obama issued a statement urging the House to pass the matching legislation that would enable him to sign the measure into law.
Lee's defeat enabled President Abraham Lincoln to credibly issue the Emancipation Proclamation, giving the war a totally different moral dimension.
The ensuing Union victory was among the bloodiest in American history, but it enabled Lincoln to announce that he would issue an Emancipation Proclamation in January.
His 1996 album Emancipation celebrated the forthcoming end of his Warner Brothers contract, which enabled him to release as much music as he liked on his NPG label.
For all the talk of the "de-institutionalization of society" enabled by the personal computer, Brand was brutally honest about the kinds of emancipation that he had to offer.
