Folktales of Slavery in the United States: A History of Slavery from the Memoirs of Former Slaves, Volume III, Narratives from Florida is a valuable collection of interviews with former slaves who recount their experiences, experiences, and memories of slavery. The authors of the book are a team of employees of the US Department of Labor, who were interviewed by slaves during the work on the project. This volume collects narratives from Florida that add to the overall picture of the slave system in that region. Readers will have the opportunity to better understand the consequences and negative impact of slavery on people's lives, and learn about the struggle of slaves for their freedom and dignity. The historical documents included in this book help the modern reader to better understand the socio-cultural context of the past and convey the voices of those who went through brutal trials. "Folktales of Slavery in the United States" is not only a valuable historical document, but also a testimony to the strength of spirit and willpower of people who managed to survive and resist the system of slavery. The book raises an urgent question about the inalienable rights of every person to freedom and dignity, therefore it is an important testimony of the past, which has eternal significance.