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The fourth volume of Vyacheslav Lypynsky's creative heritage includes a reprint of his famous monograph "Ukraine at the Turn of the Century 1657-1659: Notes on the History of Ukrainian State Building in the Seventeenth Century". This is one of the most prominent historical works of the scholar, which is the pinnacle of Ukrainian conservative thought and the statehood school of historiography. V. Lypynsky focuses on the state of Bohdan Khmelnytsky, the growth of its international authority, the rise of its real role in European geopolitics, as well as the deep internal social transformations after the Pereyaslav Act of 1654, when the independence of Cossack Ukraine was actually established.