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The correct answer is academic.
Argumentative essays require you to use extensive research so that you can make your arguments stronger. You will usually present the argument you are fighting against, and the arguments that you want to support, and therefore you need to convince the reader to believe you. You will do that by using academic style and vocabulary, rather than friendly, informal, or personal.
<span>In the first two cantos, Byron wrote of Childe Harold without asserting his own identity. Canto III was published in 1816. By this time, Byron's marriage had ended, and the self-imposed exile spoken of in the poem applied to the poet as well. In Canto III, Childe Harold and Byron were separate characters but shared many traits. Byron's readers automatically identified the hero with the poet.
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