"Formerly and dums. Part III" is one of the most significant works of the Russian writer and thinker Alexander Ivanovich Herzen, which continues his deep reflections on life, society and human nature. This book, like the previous parts, is not just a memoir, but a real philosophical and historical chronicle, in which the author shares his views on the events that took place in Russia and beyond in the XIX century. Herzen is not only a writer, but also an outstanding public figure who became one of the first propagandists of the ideas of socialism in Russia. His work is imbued with the desire for freedom and justice, which makes the "Former and Dumas . Part III" is especially relevant in the context of modern discussions on human rights and social order. In this part, Herzen continues to explore themes that have troubled humanity for centuries: freedom, love, suffering, power, and responsibility. The book is written in a lively and emotional style, which allows the reader not only to immerse himself in the historical context, but also to experience the author’s personal experiences. Herzen uses a variety of literary techniques, including allusions, metaphors and vivid descriptions, which makes his text not only informative, but also artistically attractive. Readers who appreciate deep reflection and literary style will find a lot of interesting things in this book. "Formerly and dums. Part III" will be especially interesting for those who are fond of the history of Russia, philosophy and literature. This work can attract the attention of students, graduate students and anyone interested in the social sciences and the history of ideas. The book will also be useful to those who seek inspiration in thinking about the meaning of life and human values. The topics raised in the book remain relevant today. Herzen asks important questions about how personal experiences and social circumstances shape human destiny. He explores how historical events affect individual life, and how personal choices can change the course of history. This makes "Former and Doomsday. Part III" is not just a historical document, but a live conversation with the reader about the eternal truths. Herzen, as an author, has a unique style that combines elements of autobiography, philosophical reflection and social criticism. His other famous works, such as Who's to Blame? and Uncle Fyodor's Tales, are also filled with deep reflections on human nature and society. Herzen’s reading is not just an immersion in the past, but also an opportunity to look at contemporary problems through the prism of historical experience. If you are looking for a book that will make you think about the most important issues of life and society, "Former and thoughts. Part III" would be a great choice. This work will not only enrich your inner world, but also help you better understand how history shapes our present and future. Do not miss the opportunity to get acquainted with the thoughts of one of the brightest minds of his time and discover the depth and versatility of human life through the prism of his words.