 In late 1797, the "Anti-Jacobin", the self-styled nemesis of the "Analytical Review", was founded by supporters of the government and other reactionary interests; it criticized the radical politics of the "Analytical" and monitored it for unpatriotic and irreligious sentiments.Organized into separate departments, each with its own chief reviewer, the "Analytical Review" focused on politics, philosophy, natural history, and literature.To promote a disinterested air, its reviewers were anonymous, signing their work with pseudonymous initials.