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The Merchant Houses Of Mocha: Trade And Architecture In An Indian Ocean Port (Publications On The Near East)-new Monroe W. A Man Suspected Of SpyingGaining Prominence As A Seaport Under The Ottomans In The Mid1500S, The City Of Mocha On The Red Sea Coast Of Yemen Pulsed With Maritime Commerce. Its Very Name Became Synonymous With Yemen'S Most Important Revenueproducing Crop Coffee. After The Imams Of The Qasimi Dynasty Ousted The Ottomans In 1635, Mocha'S Trade Turned Eastward Toward The Indian Ocean And Coastal India. Merchants And Shipowners From Asian, African, And European Shores Flocked To