RoadtownChapter VII · THE SERVANT PROBLEM IN ROADTOWNReading editionChapter navigation17 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterDEDICATIONFOREWORDTHE MAN CHAMBLESSChapter I · WHEN I BEGAN TO THINKChapter II · A NEW CONCEPTION OF TRANSPORTATIONChapter III · LINE DISTRIBUTION—THE LOGICAL OUTCOMEChapter IV · THE ROADTOWN PLAN OF CONSTRUCTIONChapter V · CIVILIZATION THROUGH PIPES AND WIRESChapter VI · ROADTOWN HOUSEKEEPINGChapter VII · THE SERVANT PROBLEM IN ROADTOWNChapter VIII · ROADTOWN AGRICULTURE.Chapter IX · INDUSTRY RETURNS TO THE HOMEChapter X · ROADTOWN MAKES CO-OPERATION PRACTICALChapter XI · ROADTOWN EDUCATION AND SOCIAL LIFEChapter XII · WHO WILL BUILD THE ROADTOWNSChapter XIII · IN ROADTOWN THERE WILL BE NO TRUSTSPrevious chapter ←Chapter VI · ROADTOWN HOUSEKEEPINGNext chapter →Chapter VIII · ROADTOWN AGRICULTURE.All chapters and sections (17)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsDEDICATIONFOREWORDTHE MAN CHAMBLESSChapters12345678910111213THERE will be no servant problem in Roadtown, as there will be no need for servants.◇← CHAPTER VI ROADTOWN HOUSEKEEPINGCHAPTER VIII ROADTOWN AGRICULTURE. →