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Примерно через два с половиной века крохотная страта сверхбогатых людей, переезжавших в Британию со всего мира, взяла на вооружение аналогичный подход к репутации: купить землю в сельской местности, попытаться освоить обычаи страны и, наконец, добиться, чтобы как можно больше родовитых людей оказалось у тебя в долгу. – Прим. автора.
