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The E.T. Kingsley Historical Archive


The Story of E.T. Kingley goes live!

Submitted by Ben Isitt on

We're proud to launch the Story of E.T. Kingsley on this website!

The life of Eugene T. Kingsley (1856-1929), an American-Canadian socialist, has much to teach legal scholars, historians, and those working in the field of disability studies.

Almost entirely unknown today, Kingsley was a double amputee who went on to become a central leader of the Socialist Party of Canada.

Pritchard on Kingsley

Submitted by Ben Isitt on

William Pritchard recalls Eugene Kingsley’s oratory, in an interview with David Millar, c. 1970

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