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The Two Princes Of Calabar: An Eighteenthcentury Atlantic Odyssey,New Catherine Coquery-Vidrovitch Listen And Speak More EffectivelyIn 1767, Two 'Princes' Of A Ruling Family In The Port Of Old Calabar, On The Slave Coast Of Africa, Were Ambushed And Captured By English Slavers. The Princes, Little Ephraim Robin John And Ancona Robin Robin John, Were Themselves Slave Traders Who Were Betrayed By African Competitorsand So Began Their Own Extraordinary Odyssey Of Enslavement. Their Story, Written In Their Own Hand, Survives As A Rare Firsthand Account Of The Atlantic Slave