"The Maritime Enterprise Route, 1485-1558" is a study by renowned historian James A. Williamson, devoted to the period from 1485 to 1558, when seafarers and entrepreneurs opened new trade routes and expanded the geography of trade. The book examines the main factors that influenced the development of maritime trade in Europe and important events of that time. The author examines in detail sea expeditions, trade routes, the peculiarities of trade between countries and the spread of cultural influences through sea trade. He reveals the important aspects of maritime entrepreneurship of that period, talking about the enormous importance of these events for the formation of the modern world economy and geopolitics. "The Maritime Route of Entrepreneurship, 1485-1558" is a fascinating study that anyone interested in the history of trade and seafaring should read."