 However, modern scholars have suggested that he did so not for religious reasons, but because Geddes lived in London and had close connections both to Wollstonecraft and Johnson's friend, Henry Fuseli.The self-styled nemesis of the "Analytical Review" was "The Anti-Jacobin; or, Weekly Examiner" (later retitled "The Anti-Jacobin Review and Magazine"), a loyalist periodical begun in November 1797 by the writer William Gifford at the suggestion of the politician George Canning, and with the tacit encouragement of the administration of William Pitt.The chief editor and writer was John Richards Green (writing under the pseudonym "John Gifford") together with Andrew Bisset.