First published in 1688, its first portion is set in Coromantien and its minor characters include William Byam, a governor who twice falsely promises the title character mercy, and Trefrey, a sympathetic plantation owner.  The central conflict revolves around a love triangle between the title character, his grandfather, and the daughter of Jamoan. 
First published in 1688, its first portion is set in Coromantien and its minor characters include William Byam, a governor who twice falsely promises the title character mercy, and Trefrey, a sympathetic plantation owner.  The central conflict revolves around a love triangle between the title character, his grandfather, and the daughter of Jamoan.  With the help of Aboan, the title character, alternately called Caesar, marries Imoinda, but she is sold into slavery.  Caesar is later sold into slavery and meets his love before the work ends with the beheading of Imoinda and the tortured death of Caesar.  FTP, name this spy novel by Aphra Behn.
First published in 1688, its first portion is set in Coromantien and its minor characters include William Byam, a governor who twice falsely promises the title character mercy, and Trefrey, a sympathetic plantation owner.  
Oroonoko or The Royal Slave, a True History