"My Ten Years' Imprisonment" is an autobiographical work by the Italian writer Silvio Pellico, in which he tells about his own fate and suffering during his imprisonment for political activities in the 1820s. The book is an important testimony of repression and oppression in those times. In his work, Pellico describes not only the physical lack of freedom, but also the psychological perception of prison, loneliness and longing for freedom. "My Ten-Year Imprisonment" leaves readers thoughtful and moved, emphasizing the importance of freedom and human rights.