No, you will be taxed only on the gain from the redemption. You have already paid taxes on the income that increased your basis. The return-of-capital payments are not taxable but do reduce your basis, which increases any potential gain.
Mike9241 provided an excellent example of how the gain is calculated. The bottom line is that you are taxed on the increase in the value of your investment when it is sold.
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