Abstract
The following is written with a dual purpose: to respond to Bruce Masters’ review of my recently published monograph, Muslim-Christian Relations in Late-Ottoman Palestine; but more importantly, to suggest that it might be time that Middle East historians reevaluate the manner of our assessment of the value and proper use of “Western” (i.e., nonindigenous) sources in researching and writing about the region's history.
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