Logic Vindicated. By a Graduate [i.e. Edward Copleston], 1809, and it was later suppressed by Kett. The Flowers of Wit, or a Choice Collection of Bon Mots, 1814, 2 vols. Kett contributed five papers to the Olla Podrida of Thomas Monro. His life of William Benwell was appended to a volume of Poems, Odes, Prologues, and Epilogues spoken at Reading School, 1804, pp. 205–23; and his memoir of Henry Headley, with some verses on Headley's death, was inserted in the Select Beauties of Ancient English Poetry (1810 edit., pp. xx–ii). To Frederic Shoberl's translation of François-René de Chateaubriand's Beauties of Christianity he supplied a preface and notes. His translations of John Jortin's poems were reprinted in Jortin's miscellaneous works; numerous pieces by him appeared in the Gentleman's Magazine, and several letters to and from him are in John Johnstone's Samuel Parr, and in Thomas Frognall Dibdin's Reminiscences. He left many manuscripts, including an edition of the Greek proverb collection by Eilhardus Lubinus, with English translation and notes. References Attribution Bibliography 1761 births 1825 deaths 18th-century English Anglican priests 19th-century English Anglican priests Fellows of Trinity College, Oxford English writers People educated at Norwich School Alumni of Trinity College, Oxford English male writers