For 10 points, name this
 beneficiary of the revolutions of 1848, who led the nationalists of Hungary.
This man spent part of his later life advocating a "Danubian federation" which would include Romania,
 Serbia, and Croatia. He first became politically active by distributing handwritten letters describing the
 proceedings of the "long Diet," and his later career included opposition to the Augsleich in the Cassandra
 letter. He became a national leader following a Croatian invasion and the fall of the Batthyany government,
 and after his own deposition, learned English from reading Shakespeare. For 10 points, name this
 beneficiary of the revolutions of 1848, who led the nationalists of Hungary.
This man spent part of his later life advocating a "Danubian federation" which would include Romania,
 Serbia, and Croatia.
Lajos {Kossuth}