Collected Works in 30 Volumes . Volume 10. The former and the dums. 1852-1868. Part V" edited by Vladimir Pavlovich Volgin is a real treasure for all lovers of Russian literature and history. This volume is an in-depth study and analysis of the thoughts and experiences that shaped the public consciousness of Russia in the mid-19th century. In this work, the reader will find not only historical facts, but also philosophical reflections that are relevant to this day. This volume contains various works covering the most important events and changes that occurred in Russia in the period from 1852 to 1868. This is a time when the country was on the verge of radical change: the abolition of serfdom, the reforms of Alexander II and the beginning of an active discussion of social issues. Volgin, as an editor, masterfully selects texts that allow the reader to immerse himself in the atmosphere of that era, feel the spirit of the time and understand how people’s ideas and opinions shaped the image of the future Russia. The book will be of interest to a wide range of readers: from students and teachers of humanities to everyone who is interested in the history and culture of Russia. It will be a real guide for those who want to understand more deeply how personal destinies and social movements are intertwined in the complex fabric of Russian history. Readers who are passionate about history, sociology and philosophy will find many topics for reflection and discussion in it. The themes raised in this volume relate not only to historical events, but also to deep human experiences. Questions about freedom, justice, social inequality and the search for the meaning of life are heard in texts with special force. These reflections about the past and the future, about how personal choices affect society, make the book relevant in our time. Readers will be able to see how the echo of thoughts and ideas of the time continues to sound in the modern world, causing controversy and discussion. The style of Vladimir Pavlovich Volgin, as an editor, is distinguished by thoroughness and attention to detail. It not only collects and systematizes texts, but also creates a context that helps the reader better understand each work. In his other works, there is also a desire for depth of analysis and historical accuracy. Volgin is known for his research and publications that cover various aspects of Russian culture and literature, and this volume is no exception. Collected Works in 30 Volumes . Volume 10. The former and the dums. 1852-1868. Part V" is not just a book, but a whole world worth diving into. It invites the reader to reflect on the past and present, how history shapes our identity, and how we can learn from the experiences of our ancestors. This work will be a valuable addition to the library of everyone who appreciates deep and meaningful literature. Do not miss the opportunity to discover this unique volume that will enrich your understanding of Russian history and culture.