Talk:Roasting jack
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Wilkins[edit]
I read the pages in the Wilkins reference, and they contain nothing about steam. They do contain the image already in the article, but that image had a spurious reference which I corrected. I have been unable to confirm that the current reference is a reprint of Mathematical Magick by John Wilkins, although it appears so. I must go now, but plan to return to this issue in a few hours. Nick Beeson (talk) 19:32, 19 October 2019 (UTC)