"Two Poems Against Pope. A Letter to Mr. Pope and The Slanderous Hut" is a famous piece of literature written by Leonard Wellstead and an unknown author. In the first poem, the author refutes the views and actions of the famous poet Alexander Pope, ridiculing his views and creative methods. The second poem, "The Slanderous Hut", attacks the indifference and hypocrisy in society, using the image of a famous legend about a slanderous creature. This book is considered an important example of English literature of the 18th century, which reflects the social and political problems and criticism of that time.