 Each issue contained an extensive table of contents, several major reviews of 10 to 20 pages (sometimes extending to a second issue), many minor reviews, and a "catalogue of books and pamphlets published" during the previous six months.Compared with other major periodicals of its day, the "Analytical Review" had a low circulation.While both the Tory "Critical Review" and the "British Critic" had a circulation of 3,500 by 1797 and the "Monthly Review" realized 5,000, Johnson and Christie's journal only ever achieved about 1,500.