The term ONE OF A FRENCH TRIO refers to three figures from the French Revolution: Athos (5 letters), Egalite (7 letters) and Liberte (7 letters). Athos was a fictional character in the novel The Three Musketeers by Alexandre Dumas, who symbolized loyalty and honor. Egalite was the French word for equality, which was a major goal of the French Revolution. Liberte was the French word for liberty, which was also a major goal of the French Revolution. Together, these three figures represent the ideals of the French Revolution.