Slave Narratives, Volume IV: Georgia Narratives, Part 4 is part of the renowned WPA Federal Writers' Project collection documenting the firsthand memories of formerly enslaved people. This volume continues the Georgia series, presenting deeply personal, often emotional interviews that reveal the lived realities of slavery in one of the South's most pivotal states. These accounts provide a rare and unfiltered perspective-stories of plantation labor, family separations, resistance, religious traditions, community bonds, and the complex transition into freedom after the Civil War. The narrators, many speaking in their own dialects, share recollections shaped by hardship, resilience, and dignity. Part 4 enriches the historical record with additional voices and experiences that highlight Georgia's role in the institution of slavery and its enduring legacy. This volume serves as an essential primary source for historians, educators, researchers, and readers seeking authentic accounts of African American life, culture, and survival.