The Twelve Points of the Hungarian Revolution

On March 11, Petofi emerged with his draft of the petition. They plucked that date because a huge fare was already scheduled for Pest and something like 40,000 people from across the kingdom were expected to be in the city. With an organized banquet circulating the petition, they were sure to collect thousands,. maybe even tens of thousands of signatures. On March 14, Coshoot wrote what became known as the Twelve Points - probably the document of the Hungarian Revolution.