 However, the majority of the excerpts that the reviewers chose to publish came from the rebuttals to Burke's work.Consistent with Joseph Johnson's attitudes, the "Analytical Review" tended towards a "moderate radicalism", meaning that it opposed the Pitt administration and celebrated the general values of Paine's "Rights of Man".It advocated a moderate reform of Parliament, emphasized the benefits of representative government, and outlined the protections afforded by a separation of powers.