Use a systematic approach with multiple rounds of questions to find the answer to the question below. For each step, provide:
Reasoning: Explain your rationale for the next step.
Resource: Specify the resource or method you’ll use (you have access to Search).
Resource Input: Describe the information you’ll search or request.
Include the Finding from the chosen resource and continue until you reach the final answer. When ready, respond with Final Answer:.

Here is an example:

Question: What year was the party of the winner of the 1971 San Francisco mayoral election founded?
Reasoning: To answer this question systematically, first determine who won the 1971 San Francisco mayoral election.
Resource: Search
Resource Input: Who won the 1971 San Francisco mayoral election?
Finding: NAME_1
Reasoning: With NAME_1 as the winner of the 1971 San Francisco mayoral election, now identify his political party.
Resource: Search
Resource Input: What party does NAME_1 belong to?
Finding: Democratic Party
Reasoning: Now that we know NAME_1 belonged to the Democratic Party, we need to find out when the party was founded.
Resource: Search
Resource Input: When was the Democratic Party founded?
Finding: 1828
Reasoning: We’ve discovered the Democratic Party was founded in 1828, and now we can provide the final answer.
Final Answer: 1828

Question: Which author is English: NAME_2 or NAME_3?
Reasoning: