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      [The following supplemental materials to the proxy statement of
      Flagship Tax Exempt Funds Trust will be sent only to
      shareholders of the following series of the Flagship Tax Exempt
      Funds Trust: Flagship Alabama Double Tax Exempt Fund, Flagship
      Connecticut Double Tax Exempt Fund, Flagship Georgia Double Tax
      Exempt Fund, Flagship Missouri Double Tax Exempt Fund, Flagship
      New Mexico Double Tax Exempt Fund, Flagship Wisconsin Double
      Tax Exempt Fund, Flagship All-American Tax Exempt Fund,
      Flagship Intermediate Tax Exempt Fund, and Flagship Limited
      Term Tax Exempt Fund.]

      December 26, 1996

      Dear Flagship Tax Exempt Funds Trust Shareholder,

      As previously announced, Flagship Resources Inc. intends to
      merge with The John Nuveen Company and create a single company
      with over 37 municipal bond mutual funds.  The integration of
      the Nuveen and Flagship mutual fund families is expected to
      result in increased operating efficiencies and lower expenses
      for shareholders.

      Although many shareholders have returned their proxy materials,
      your vote is still needed.  Certain changes regarding your fund
      have been proposed, specifically, how it is organized and
      managed, as part of the integration of the Nuveen and Flagship
      mutual fund families.  These changes are simply designed to
      create uniform names, objectives and policies for all the
      mutual funds in the combined family, and to provide enhanced
      operating flexibility to help the funds continue to offer
      competitive returns in light of changing market conditions. 
      THESE PROPOSALS WILL NOT RESULT IN ANY CHANGES TO YOUR FUND'S
      OVERALL CONSERVATIVE INVESTMENT PHILOSOPHY.

      On December 12, 1996, a 'Special' shareholder meeting was held
      to approve these changes to the organization and operation of
      the funds.  At the Special meeting, shareholders of the Fund
      approved, and voting is now closed with respect to, Proposal 1
      - the new Investment Advisory Agreement with Nuveen Advisory
      Corp., Proposal 5 - the new Rule 12b-1 Plan with John Nuveen &
      Co. Incorporated, and Proposal 7 - the election of eight
      Trustees to the Board of Trustees.  However, the Special
      meeting was adjourned until January 10, 1997 with respect to
      the other proposals to be considered because insufficient votes
      were received from shareholders of the Fund with respect to
      such adjourned proposals.  Of the shareholders who voted at the
      Special meeting, the overwhelming majority voted for each of
      the adjourned proposals.  The adjournment will give us the time
      necessary to solicit votes for these proposals.

      REGARDLESS OF THE SIZE OF YOUR HOLDINGS, YOUR VOTE IS VERY
      IMPORTANT.  PROXY SOLICITATION IS THE ONLY VEHICLE THE FUNDS
      HAVE TO ADMINISTER THESE TYPES OF CHANGES; ABSTAINING FROM
      VOTING DOES NOT MEAN A VOTE IN FAVOR OF MANAGEMENT.  THE BOARD
      OF TRUSTEES OF YOUR FUND STRONGLY BELIEVES THAT THESE CHANGES
      WILL BENEFIT YOUR FUND.  WE URGE YOU TO VOTE IF YOU HAVE NOT
      DONE SO ALREADY.

      We have enclosed a brief recap of the most commonly asked
      questions about the proposals to help you make an informed
      decision.  Please take a moment to review the proxy materials
      and then return your signed proxy card in the prepaid envelope. 
      You may receive a follow up phone call to verify your receipt
      of the materials and to help answer any questions.

      Thank you for your continued confidence in Flagship.  If you
      have any questions, please do not hesitate to call 800-414-
      7447.  One of our service representatives will be pleased to
      assist you.

      Sincerely,

      Bruce P. Bedford
      Chairman of the Board