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sity (England) conferred upon him the degree of Doctor of Civil Law. The greatest honor of all, however, came to him in December, 1913, when he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for 1912, in recognition of his service in behalf of i>eace and arbitration. BIBLIOGRAPHY PERIODICALS Boot and South America. Review of Reviews 34:583. Boot and the State Department World's Work 11 :6835. Boot as Secretary of State. PtUnam^s Magazine 6 :471. Senator Boot and the Peace Prize. Outlook 105 :829. Training of Elihu Boot. Independent 59 :241. World's Statesman. Review of Reviews 39 :42.