other leading members. He died shortly afterwards of an appendicitis. Dunlop enlisted the help of fellow anthroposophist Walter Johannes Stein in the hope of founding a World Economic Organisation, but his death prevented this. Selected published work Protean Man, London 1912 Symbols of Magic, London 1915 Studies in the Philosophy of Lorenz Oken. London 1916 Duty, London 1919 The Path of Knowledge, London 1920 Nature-Spirits and the Spirits of the Elements, London 1920 Literature Thomas Meyer: D. N. Dunlop, A Man of Our Time. Temple Lodge Publishing (1 October 1996) Eleanor C. Merry: Erinnerungen an Rudolf Steiner und D. N. Dunlop. Perseus, Basel 1992, References External links Daniel Nicol Dunlop in the Online-Dokumentation der anthroposophischen Forschungsstelle Kulturimpuls Third Power, Second Dams Article in Time on 21 September 1936 Nature, 1933, article on BEAMA Nature, 1935, obituary for D. N. Dunlop Biographical article by Walter Johannes Stein 1868 births 1935 deaths People from Kilmarnock Anthroposophists