 The result was the book, Meinong’s Theory of Objects, published by Oxford in 1933, and expanded in 1963 into Meinong’s Theory of Objects and Values (M). This book, for decades, was the standard reference work on Meinong in the Anglophone world. Given Mally’s imprimatur, we can presume that Findlay’s account of Meinong is accurate, but what is more relevant is Findlay’s defense of Meinong against his critics, Russell most of all.