The Life and Works of [D.T.] A. Nekrasova: In Zt. T. 3: 1867-1877" is a unique and deep source, revealing to the reader the epochal pages of life and literary heritage of one of the greatest Russian poets and publicists of the 19th century. The authorship of this volume remains unknown, which gives a special mystery and mystery to this publication, making it even more valuable for researchers and fans of Russian classics. In this part of the chronicle, the most important events that took place in Nekrasov’s life in the period from 1867 to 1877 are covered in detail years saturated with creative searches, internal dramas and social changes. This book is not just a chronology of dates and facts, but a lively and vivid narrative in which the poet’s personal experiences, his reflections on the fate of Russia, on social injustice and the need for change are interwoven. Authoritative and carefully researched text allows the reader to plunge into the atmosphere of those years, to understand the motives and internal conflicts of Nekrasov, his views on the events taking place in the country and his role in public life. Here you will find unique information about his literary experiments, friendships, participation in social and political activities, as well as how these years influenced the development of his poetry and journalism. The book is ideal for a wide range of readers - from students and historians to fans of Russian literature and those who appreciate an in-depth analysis of the biographical and creative aspects of great writers. It will be especially interesting for those who are looking not only for facts, but also for the context in which Nekrasov’s famous works were created, who want to understand how personal experiences and social events were intertwined in his fate. For readers interested in the history of Russia, this book will become a valuable source of knowledge about the time when the country was undergoing major changes, and the poet acted not only as an artist of the word, but also as an active participant in public life. A special place in this chronicle is occupied by the analysis of Nekrasov’s work in the context of his time his poetic experiments, journalistic articles and letters revealing the inner world of a person fighting for justice and truth. The author is not limited to dry facts, but creates a living canvas of the era in which the great poet lived and worked. The style of the publication is distinguished by accuracy, richness and richness of details, which makes it indispensable for those who are looking for a deep understanding of the personality and creativity of Nekrasov. If you appreciate the works that reveal the inner world of the writer, his spiritual quest and public views, then “The Chronicle of the Life and Work of N. A. Nekrasova: In Zt. T. 3: 1867-1877" will be a real find for you. This is not just a historical document, but a living story about a man who was not afraid to tell the truth and fought for ideals, which makes the book especially relevant today. Inspiring, full of facts and analytics, this book will help you understand why Nekrasov’s work remains relevant today, and his ideas are important for modern society. This book is for those who are looking for inspiration in the fate of great people, who want to understand how personal beliefs and social challenges shape creativity and personality. The Life and Works of N. A. Nekrasova: In Zt. T. 3: 1867-1877" is not only a source of knowledge, but also an invitation to reflect on the meaning of life, the role of the poet and the importance of staying true to one's ideals. This book is a worthy addition to the library of every connoisseur of Russian literature and history, revealing to the reader the wealth of the inner world of one of the most prominent representatives of Russian realism.